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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cajanuma" data-source="post: 1218603" data-attributes="member: 45400">Here are some more from South America I'm curious about. They have been mostly gleaned from trip reports/tour descriptions. Does anyone know more about them?"Sao Paolo" Antwren: in Sao Paolo state in Brazil, a Field Guides tour itinerary mentions this species "to be formally described in mid-2006", but the description is not out yet as far as I know.new antwren (and several other species) along the Rio Javarì, Brazil. Mentioned in several trip reports and tour itineraries, but I don't know anything else about them.New antpitta from Colombia: included (as Grallaria sp nov) in the new Colombia checklist published in Conservacion Colombiana. I noticed they placed it between Undulated and Giant, it should be a pretty spectacular bird if these are indeed its closest relatives! Anyone know more?</blockquote>