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Birding Sardinia and Corsica

I have just returned from a very successful tour of Sardinia and Corsica but was disappointed at the very low numbers of migrants recorded – just a handful of Common Chiffchaffs, 1 Woodchat Shrike, 2 Hoopoes and about 80 Barn Swallows. Highlights included 9 CALIFORNIAN QUAILS (noted at two sites and 9 of the 40 birds remaining from the introduction in 1961), c10 CORSICAN NUTHATCHES, c150 CORSICAN CITRIL FINCHES, c400 YELKOUAN SHEARWATERS, c300 SCOPOLI’S CORY’S SHEARWATERS, 80 ALPINE CHOUGHS, 6 CORSICAN COMMON CROSSBILLS, GOLDEN EAGLE, MARMORA’S WARBLERS and singing male MOLTONI’S SUBALPINE WARBLERS.

A detailed tripreport will follow on the UK400ClubOnline website in due course

Posted by on Apr 14 2008. Filed under UK News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.

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