New South American species first of many?

In this Guardian Unlimited blurb about the recently discovered Yariguies Brush Finch in Colombia, expedition co-leader Blanca Huertas said, "This is just the first of several new species that we will be describing from the Yariguies mountains."

She didn't elaborate if more new avian species will be reported. In this International Herald Tribune article, her research partner, Thomas Donegan, said, "There are about two new birds found in the world every year. It's a very rare event."

Does that mean we've got our two new species for the year, now that we've learned about the Yariguies Brush Finch and the Bugun Liocichla? We can stop holding our breaths now?

By the way, I'm still trying to find a map that shows the Yariguies range. Can someone point out its location in relation to Bogota? Thanks.