Stodmarsh NNR

Stodmarsh National Nature Reserve is situated in the lower regions of the north Kent plain within the Stour valley. The reserve developed when coal mining subsidence formed marshland with large reedbeds, lakes, ditches, meadows and wet woodland. It is an important wildlife site supporting a number of breeding and migrating birds, some of them rare. As well as birds the site is home to many rare plants and insects.
=== Related topics === 
*National Nature Reserves in England
References
*Natural England press release, June 28 2007
category:Biodiversity UK
category:Kent