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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dalat" data-source="post: 3416972" data-attributes="member: 65207">Hi Dieter,Corsica is a good choice, you will enjoy! I just was there this April, and I loved it.I saw Corsican Nuthatch at Foret d'Aitone and Col de Bavella. Both also stunning landscapes, but it's stunning almost everywhere. Sardinian Warbler is common everywhere, but I guess your target would rather be Marmora's Warbler (the German Sardengrasmücke), which I also found rather easy, e.g. around Piana.I saw both Shearwaters well from a boat trip to the Lavezzi-Islands from Bonifacio, and also scoping from the beach near Solenzara.I guess the coastal lakes are less interesing in summer (except perhaps for Flamingo), as far as I read, they are most interesting for migration and in winter.I wrote a small report in a German forum <a href="http://f3.webmart.de/f.cfm?id=1231426&t=4075810&pg=1&r=threadview" target="_blank">here</a>.Wish you a good time there,FlorianPS: if you read French, I can send you some scans with site info.</blockquote>