Suffolk Coast NNR is made up of 3 reserves: Walberswick, Hen Reedbed and Dingle Marshes. Main habitats: coastal Management: Natural England and Suffolk Wildlife Trust Features of interest The reserve has a rich beach flora, while the wetlands are home to marsh sow thistle, bog pimpernel, sneezewort, lousewort, bogbean, frog-bit and greater bladderwort. The heaths are rich in acid-loving species, which include fenugreek, subterranean and suffocated clovers and mossy stonecrop. Resident wildlife includes otters and 5 species of deer, and natterjack toads have been re-introduced to the area. Over 280 bird species have been recorded including bitterns, marsh harriers, bearded reedlings, woodlarks and nightjars. For more information, including directions to the reserve, see:
Natural England’s leaflet on Walberswick
the Hen Reedbeds page on Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s website
the trust’s Dingle Marshes page