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Explore Devon's natural treasures this summer
Meadows, swifts, butterflies and dragonflies - summer is a wonderful time of year. Admire the light through the trees, burst of colour from wildflowers, darting insects and soaring birds. DWT's nature reserves are a great place to immerse yourself in the wonder of Devon's countryside.
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