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Suffolk Coast National Nature Reserve
Suffolk Coast National Nature Reserve is a 1,340-hectare nature reserve near Southwold, Suffolk, spanning reedbeds, marshes, and heathland with around 300 recorded bird species.

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Suffolk Coast National Nature Reserve
Spread across the coastline just south of Southwold around Walberswick, this National Nature Reserve combines three distinct areas: Walberswick, Hen Reedbed, and Dingle Marshes. The reedbeds and grazing marshes are nationally important breeding grounds for bitterns and marsh harriers, and the reserve also supports otters, five species of deer, and over 500 species of butterflies and moths.
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