Birding Yanacocha and the Inca Ditch in October, 2006. pretty close to the place where we had rufous antpitta and heard undulated and tawny antpittas calling. Looking south from Yanacocha in October, 2006. Undulated antpittas calling from forest below trail Being gripped off by the black-breasted puffleg at Yanacocha, 2006. Lousy shot of a giant antpitta at Angel Paz's place. November, 2006. Lousy shot of a yellow-bellied antpitta at Angel Paz's place. November, 2006. Birding the lowland choco forest at Milpe, November 2006. Birding the lowland choco forest at Milpe, November 2006. Birding the old Nono-Mindo road, November 2006. Being gripped off by swallow-tailed nightjar on the old Nono-Mindo road, November 2006. Heading up to Papallacta Pass, November 2006. The scrub and grassland at this elevation provide habitat for tawny antpittas, paramo pipits, andean tit-spinetails, carunculated caracaras, bar-winged and stout-billed cinclodes, and Ecuadorian hillstars. At about 12,000 feet on Papallacta Pass, November 2006. Stumbling around in the mist looking for seedsnipe. We did eventually come across a pair of birds about 100 meters below the radio antennae station.