After the summer of 2019 we wanted to get out camping one more time before the European camping season was
over (without considering winter camping if you will). We had one week to spare and wanted to go somewhere we
didn't go before. Instead of driving all day we decided to drive to Bruxels Airport and fly to Corsica (France)
for a week, staying there from September 21-28, 2019. Due to the high temperatures (for Dutch people at least)
we stayed most of our time in the mountaineous centre of the island. Here we saw our few target species:
Corsican Nuthatch, Corsican Finch and Marmora's Warbler. Although the butterlfy season was allready
getting to an end, we still had a nice variety of species and saw around 25 species.