Volume 25 (1989)

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Transactions

Claude Morley and the Suffolk Naturalists' Society. F.W. Simpson

Great Glemham mammals in the 1920s. Earl of Cranbrook

29 to Rails End. W.S. George

What's in a name? G.D. Heathcote

Focus on Eric Hosking, OBE. J.R. Martin

Saproxylic beetles (Coleoptera) of the Icklingham Plains. H. Mendel

Notes on the Suffolk list of Coleoptera: 5. Ischnodes sanguinicollis (Pz.) (Elateridae) in Suffolk. D.R. Nash

Notes and comments on some Suffolk moths in 1988. A. Watchman

A lifetime with butterflies and moths. R.F. Eley

Conserving the Barberry Carpet moth in Suffolk. P. Waring

Testacella haliotidea and other slugs in an Ipswich garden. E. Parsons

Where are Suffolk's earwigs? E. Milne-Redhead

Some recent Suffolk plant records (with drawings of Purple Viper's Bugloss, Wallflower and Verbena rigida). E.M. Hyde & F.W. Simpson

The Botanical Society of the British Isles Monitoring Scheme in Suffolk, 1987–8. E.M. Hyde

The influence of farming practice on the survival and final extinction of Fingered Speedwell, Veronica triphyllos L., at Lakenheath. P.J.O. Trist

Suffolk mosses and liverworts. A.C. Smith

Lichenology in Suffolk. C.J.B. Hitch

New records of fossil flowering plants from Suffolk. H.L. Pearson

A relative relief map of Suffolk. R. Hoppitt

The upper Caenozoic sequence around the Long Row, Covehithe. H.B. Mottram

Notes & Observations

Anting by Blackbird p. 92
Hedgehog Activity p. 92
Breeding Bumble Bees p. 93
Frogs p. 93
Inosculation p. 94
Claude Morley p. 94
Birdseed Aliens p. 94
Ferns on Coralline Crag p. 95
Hybrid Oak p. 95
Old Ivy p. 95
A New Bramble p. 96
Abnormal Round-Leaved Fluellen p. 96
Mullein Moth Caterpillars and Thrush p. 96
A White Wagtail p. 97
Garden Aliens p. 97
Emperor Moth Eggs p. 98
Engine Oil p. 98
Whale in the Stour p. 98
A Toadstool in Ipswich p. 99