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Sutton Fen forms a continuous and extensive area of nationally rare and internationally important fen habitat, including large areas of national scarce saw sedge beds.
Breeding bitterns, marsh harriers, Cetti's warblers, reed buntings and bearded tits are found on the site. The site is exceptionally important for its rare plants and diversity of invertebrates present such as swallowtail butterflies and Norfolk hawker dragonflies.
Contact information
Eastern England Regional Office
Stalham House
65 Thorpe Road
Norwich
NR1 1UD
Telephone: 01603 661662
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Important note
This site is one of several that due to its size, location and/or conservation sensitivity is not capable of accommodating large numbers of visitors (unless stated).
Where possible, we have indicated the nearest equivalent RSPB nature reserve suitable for visiting. If you require further information, please use the contact details provided.
This does not affect any statutory rights of access under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act or Land Reform (Scotland) Act legislation.