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Birds Nest on Chesil Beach Swans at Abbotsbury Swannery Sea Pea Plant Bee Orchid

Dorset’s coastal and marine habitats include some of Britain’s rarest species, and also a wide range of more common species. Maritime heathlands, salt marsh, estuaries, cliffs and landslides, lagoons, rocky shores, sand beaches and dunes, submarine rock ledges and gravel banks together form a very diverse and productive ecosystem.

 
 
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