Où observer les oiseaux migrateurs en Corse au printemps ?

Corsica is a wild and rugged Mediterranean island dominated by granitic mountains which soar to nearly 2,740 metres and form a giant spine that runs the length of the island. It’s isolation from mainland Europe, together with its exceptional topography, have caused the high degree of endemism amongst its flora and fauna. The endemic Corsican Nuthatch occurs in the island’s high pine forests, as do endemic races of the Citril Finch and Crossbill, amongst others.
But it is also a strategic stop-over for numerous migrants that come from Africa in Spring to join their Northern breeding grounds; It is in particular the case for several species that are usually rare in France due to their oriental flyways like Little Crake, Red-footed Falcon or Pallid Harrier. Some coastal spots are particularly attractive. We propose you a selection of these spots.