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  Trip reports from Ecuador  
  Period   Author(s) Hosted by     La Hits Added  
V Feb-Mar 2008 Eastern Ecuador and Amazonas Anders Paulsrud, SE Club300.se   137 20.07.08  
V Feb 2008 Southern Ecuador - Tumbesian Rarities and Highland Endemics José Illánes Tropical Birding   276 02.04.08  
V Feb 2008 Scott Olmstead Tropical Birding   232 02.04.08  
V Jan 2008 Northwest Ecuador Scott Olmstead Tropical Birding   242 25.03.08  
V Jan 2008 David and Amanda Mason, UK Real Birder   409 25.02.08  
V Nov 2007 Gina Nichol Birdseekers Tours   260 14.02.08  
V Nov 2007 West slope & highlands Roger Ahlman, SE Club300.se 412 06.01.08  
V Nov-Dec 2007 Eastern Ecuador (High Andes to Vast Amazon) Scott Olmstead Tropical Birding   246 25.03.08  
V Oct-Nov 2007 Galápagos & Ecuador Tim Earl, UK Travelling Naturalist   235 17.03.08  
V Oct 2007 Martin Reid Blake Maybank     308 02.12.07  
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  Checklists from Ecuador  
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V Exotic Birding   36
V Life Net   23
V Mark Mulhollam   42
V Wikipedia   55

Latest news
Online book covering endemics in Ecuador and Peru

10 May 2007 - One of the most important books to cover bird conservation in Ecuador and Peru has today been re-launched online through DarwinNet. /Biodiversity and Conservation in Tumbesian Ecuador and Peru/ was first published in 1995. The Tumbesian region, which stretches from northern coastal Ecuador south to just north of Lima in Peru. The region holds 24 threatened species and 8 near-threatened species. Additionally, there are 61 endemic species not classified as threatened. Sixteen Tumbesian endemics are globally threatened and for these the book describes present knowledge on distribution, number of traceable localities at which the species has been found, altitude range, habitat preferences, threats etc. Read more on www.birdlife.org



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