Abstract
In French Guiana, a territorial group of Gray-winged Trumpeters (Psophia crepitans) laid three eggs in a cavity atop a Voucapoua vouacapoua snag, 13.5 m up. At least two individuals alternated incubation, as in White-winged Trumpeters P. leucoptera in Peru, One egg had a dead embryo, and the two nidifugous chicks disappeared in their first week. Some previous field records of nests or eggs are probably incorrect.
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