Cotinga 29

• Birding Ecuador: a tribute to Paul Coopmans
  Niels Krabbe
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 12–14

• A brief history of Ecuadorian ‘ornithofily’
  Juan F. Freile
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 15–18

• Ecuador’s avifauna: the state of knowledge and availability of sound-recordings (1987–2007)
  John V. Moore
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 19–21

• Critical problems for bird conservation in the Galápagos Islands
  David A. Wiedenfeld and Gustavo A. Jiménez-Uzcátegui
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 22–27

• Arid valleys as dispersal barriers to high-Andean forest birds in Ecuador
  Niels Krabbe
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 28–30

• Rediscovery of Black-breasted Puffleg Eriocnemis nigrivestis in the Cordillera de Toisán, north-west Ecuador, and reassessment of its conservation status
  Olaf Jahn
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 31–39

• Revisión de la situación del Águila Harpía Harpia harpyja en Ecuador
  Ruth Muñiz-López
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 42–47

• Conservación de aves en Ecuador: ¿cómo estamos y qué necesitamos hacer?
  Juan Freile y Fabián Rodas
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 48–55

• Nest architecture and placement of three manakin species in lowland Ecuador
  José R. Hidalgo, Thomas B. Ryder, Wendy P. Tori, Renata Durães, John G. Blake and Bette A. Loiselle
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 57–61

• Further breeding records from the Ecuadorian Amazonian lowlands
  Harold F. Greeney and Rudolphe A. Gelis
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 62–68

• New and noteworthy records for Tumbesian birds in Ecuador
  Alejandro Solano-Ugalde, Agustina Arcos-Torres and Carolina Toapanta Ruperti
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 69–71

• Extensión del rango de distribución de ocho especies de aves en las montañas de Mache-Chindul, Ecuador
  Luis Carrasco, Andrew Cook and Jordan Karubian
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 72–76

• First description of the nest of Yellow-bellied Dacnis Dacnis flaviventer
  Kimberly S. Sheldon and Harold F. Greeney
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 78–79

• Altitudinal range extensions for Purple Gallinule Porphyrula martinica, Band-tailed Pigeon Columba fasciata and Purple-collared Woodstar Myrtis fanny in Ecuador
  Galo Buitrón-Jurado and Tjitte de Vries
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 80–81

• Observations on the hatchlings, eggs and incubation of the Masked Trogon Trogon personatus in eastern Ecuador
  Harold F. Greeney, Kimberly S. Sheldon and José Simbaña
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 82–84

• Ecuador Photo Special
  Various
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 84–100

• New avian sight records for Nicaragua, with notes on abundance, distribution and habitat use
  Jeffrey K. McCrary, Wayne J. Arendt, Salvadora Morales, Joseph T. Arengi and Lorenzo J. López
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 102–107

• New records of birds from the northern Cordillera Central of Peru in a historical perspective
  Todd Mark, Louise Augustine, Javier Barrio, Jeremy Flanagan and Willem-Pier Vellinga
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 108–125

• Avifauna del Parque Nacional Pre-Delta, Entre Ríos, Argentina
  Julián Mariano Alonso y Ana Laura Ronchi Virgolini
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 126–134

• Decline in the population of Hooded Grebe Podiceps gallardoi?
  André Konter
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 135–138

• The status of Mississippi Kite Ictinia mississippiensis in Brazil, including further documented records for the country
  Andrew Whittaker, Kevin J. Zimmer and Braulio Carlos
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 139–143

• Recent records and breeding of Rufous Potoo Nyctibius bracteatus in French Guiana
  Johan Ingels, Nigel Cleere, Vincent Pelletier and Vanessa Héquet
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 144–148

• Avifauna of a structurally heterogeneous forest landscape in the Serra dos Caiabis, Mato Grosso, Brazil: a preliminary assessment
  Alexander C. Lees, Bradley J. W. Davis, Ayslaner V. G. de Oliveira and Carlos A. Peres
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 149–159

• Sight records of five bird species new to Colombia from Serranía de Naquen, dpto. Guainía
  Jonathan Newman
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 160–161

• Descripción preliminar del nido de Pachyramphus spodiurus, especie amenazada
  Frank E. Rheindt
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 162–163

• Recent records of Pinnated Bittern Botaurus pinnatus in Bolivia
  Oswaldo Maillard Z. and Steffen Reichle
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 164–166

• The Black-capped Piprites Piprites pileata builds a spherical moss nest
  Kristina Cockle, Claudio Maders, Gastón Di Santo and Alejandro Bodrati
  Cotinga 29 (2008): 166–168