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We report the first records of two mosquito species,  Wyeomyia (Wyeomyia) abebela  Dyar &amp; Knab, 1908 and  W. (Hystatomyia) coenonus  Dyar &amp; Knab, 1913, from the Choco Biosphere Reserve, a global biodiversity hotspot in Ecuador. We collected these mosquitoes in the Mashpi Lodge Reserve, a conserved natural area. Specimens were collected during their immature stages in bromeliads using a 375-ml absorber dropper. Our new data for W. abelela increases the geographical distribution of this species to include seven countries of America (Belize, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama, and Ecuador);  W. coenonus  is now known from two countries of America (Panama and Ecuador), and our records of  W. abelela  and  W. coenonus  are the first from South America.

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Wyeomyia abebela  Dyar &amp; Knab, 1908 and  W. coenonus  Dyar &amp; Knab, 1913: new mosquito records (Diptera, Culicidae) in the Choco Biosphere Reserve, Ecuador, a biodiversity hotspot