Editing Cotinga (section)

==Breeding==
Nests range from tiny to very large. Many species lay a single egg in a nest so flimsy that the egg can be seen from underneath. This may make the nests hard for predators to find. Fruiteaters build more solid cup nests, and the cocks-of-the-rock attach their mud nests to cliffs.<ref name=PS/> The nests may be open cups or little platforms with loosely woven plant material, usually placed in a tree.
The clutches comprise one to four eggs. Incubation typically takes 15–28 days. 
Fledging usually occurs at 28–33 days.