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Volume 12 (1962–1964)


Part 1 (1962)

Spiders from Redgrave, Lopham and Hopton Fens in the Waveney and Little Ouse Valleys – Duffey, E.A.G.
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A Feeding Population of Pipistrelle Bats – Lovett, W.V.
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Some Habits of the Red-Legged Spider Hunting Wasp – Boreham, H.J.
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Entomological Notes – Aston, A.E.
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Suffolk Lepidoptera in 1961 – Chipperfield, H.E.
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Notes on Suffolk Lepidoptera for 1961 – de Worms, C.G.M.
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A Ladybird Plague on the East Coast – de Worms, C.G.M.
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Scarcity of Meadow Browns – Beaufoy, S.
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Notes on some Suffolk Grasses – Simpson, F.W.
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Records of Interesting Grasses in Suffolk, 1960-61 – Trist, P.J.O.
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Prehistoric Animal Remains at Harkstead – Spencer, H.E.P.
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Notes and Observations: Parish Records; Grasses; Roadside Verges; Another Amaranth; Ulmus; Stinkhorn; Grasses; Solitary Wasp; Bat caught on Trout Fly; Noctule-Serotine Bats’ Cruising Speed; Red Squirrel; Bank Vole; Tame Weasel; Japanese Beetle; Flamingo at Cattawade
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Part 2 (1962)

Records of Bat Parasites from West Suffolk – Thompson, G.B.
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A Review of Lepidoptera in the British Isles during 1961 – de Worms, C.G.M.
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Some Moths New to Suffolk – Chipperfield, H.E.
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The Flora of an Old Pasture – Trist, P.J.O.
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Breckland – Boreham, H.J.
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Weather Report – Chapman, S.
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Suffolk Bird Report for 1961 – Payn, W.H.
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Notes and Observations: Pipistrelles; Pipistrelles in Church; Cat Suckling Young Rat; Grey Squirrel; Blackcock; Yellow Necked Mice; Rare Grass; Daphne mezereum; Friendly Rivalry; New to Suffolk; Palmate Newt; New Publication
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Part 3 (1963)

A Preliminary Account of the Spiders of the Flatford Mill Region – Cooke, J.A.L.
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Coypu (Myocastor coypus) at Minsmere Bird Reserve – Axell, H.E.
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Squirrel Survey – Aston, A.E.
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The Flight of Noctule and Pipistrelle Bats Compared – Barrett, H.G. & Cranbrook, Earl of
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Suffolk Lepidoptera in 1962 – Chipperfield, H.E.
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Notes on Lepidoptera in Suffolk for 1962 – de Worms, C.G.M.
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Some Further Observations on the Habits of the Field Digger Wasp – Boreham, H.J.
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Movement of White Butterflies – Beaufoy, S.
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Weather Report, April to July, 1962 – Chapman, S.
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Publications Received
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Some Plants-Rare and Otherwise – Willis, J.C.N.
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Icklingham Plains-Habitat Study – Trist, P.J.O.
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Fungus Foray, 27th October, 1962 – Simpson, F.W.
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Notes on Dr. James Harrison’s Lecture – Payn, W.H.
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Notes on Mr. Kenneth Williamson’s Lecture – Payn, W.H.
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Notes and Observations: Deep Galleries of Mole; Badgers; Feral Fallow Deer; Natterer’s Bat; Long Eared Bats; Late Swallow-Tail Larvae; Plague of Crane-Flies; Alder Moth; The Clifden Nonpareil; Pale Eggar in Suffolk; Great Oak Tree; Our Geologist
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Part 4 (1963)

Two Rare Scarabaeid Beetles rediscovered in the Suffolk Breckland – Morris, M.G.
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A Review of the Prevalence of British Lepidoptera in 1962 – de Worms, C.G.M.
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The Pouch Meadow, Trimley – Simpson, F.W.
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Great Oak Trees and Others – Wright, J.O.
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The Fibrous-Rooted Oxalis-Corniculatae – Willis, J.C.N.
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Dactylorchis ericetorum, Linton, and Other Orchids – Willis, J.C.N.
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Coypu (Myocastor coypus) at Minsmere during the Frost of January and February, 1963 – Axell, H.E.
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The Great Freeze – Curtis, G.E.
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The Prehistoric Deer of the East Anglian Crag Deposits – Spencer, H.E.P.
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Weather Report – Chapman, S.
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Suffolk Bird Report for 1962 – Payn, W.H.
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Notes and Observations: Pipistrelles; Yellow Necked Mouse; Fox; Stoats and Weasels; Grey Seals; Common Seal
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Part 5 (1964)

The Contemporary Mammalian Fossils of the Crags – Spencer, H.E.P.
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Avenua fatua, L. and other Graminae records for Suffolk – Trist, P.J.O.
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Noctule Bats feeding on Cockchafers – Barrett, H.G. & Cranbrook, Earl of
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Two Moths New to Suffolk – Aston, A.E.
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An Amateur’s Approach to Photomicrography – Thomson, M.
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Swallows at Martlesham – Lingwood, E.R.
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Wessex Wings – George, W.S.
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Our Flora and the Weather, 1962-63 – Simpson, F.W.
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Some Botanical Notes, 1963 – Willis, J.C.N.
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Suffolk Lepidoptera, 1963 (I) – de Worms, C.G.M.
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Suffolk Lepidoptera, 1963 (II) – Chipperfield, H.E.
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Suffolk Lepidoptera, 1963 (III) – Aston, A.E.
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The Observers Book of Lichens - A Review – Willis, J.C.N.
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’The Great Schwendener Controversy’ – Willis, J.C.N.
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The Zoological Record
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Notes and Observations: Bats; Badgers; Common Seals; Squirrels; Water Voles; Red Deer; Jackdaws and Sandpiper; Aphids; A Mediterranean Centipede; A Ringed Gull; Fighting Starlings; Nest-box Results; Latreille; Harvestman; Site of Special Scientific Interest; Physarum Cinereum; Two Hepatics; Calceolaria tripartita; Abutilon theophrasti; A Rare Fungus Parasite; The Mere Wainscot
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Part 6 (1964)

Breckland Flora – Martin, D.J.
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Some Observations on the Badger – Burke, N.
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A Review of British Lepidoptera for 1963 – de Worms, C.G.M.
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Notes on the Behaviour of a Hibernating Noctule (Nyctalus noctula) – Cranbrook, Earl of
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Megaceros savini. A New Suffolk Crag Deer – Spencer, H.E.P.
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Parasites from Mammals in Suffolk – Hutson, A.M.
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Enterprising Stoats – Harrison, R.A.
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Book Reviews-The Handbook of British Mammals ; King Todd ; The Tradescants – Cranbrook, Earl of, Martin, D.J. & Allan, M.
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Publications Received
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Suffolk Bird Report for 1963 – Payn, W.H.
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Notes and Observations: Long-eared Bats; Bats in Snape Church; Hibernating Hedgehogs; Nest Boxes as Winter Roosts; Yellow-necked Mouse; Shews in Church; Harvest Mice; Viola lactea; Neottia nidus–avis; Tulips; A Heron Discomfited
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