Volume 29 (1993)

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Past and present status of the Yellow-necked Mouse. J.R. Martin

Desperately seeking ... Water shrew (Neomys fodiens) and Harvest mouse (Micromys minutus) in Broadland. A.J.D. Jowitt & M.R. Perrow

Woodlice in Suffolk. P. Lee

Notes and comments on some Suffolk moths in 1992. M.R. Hall

Three species of gall wasp (Hymenoptera: Cynipidae), new to Suffolk. J.P. Bowdrey

A 'heraldic' fish – failing to find the Barbel. G.D. Heathcote

Some recent Suffolk plant records. E.M. Hyde & F.W. Simpson

The Scarce Plants Project, 1991–2. E.M. Hyde p. 45

The status of Spartina maritima in Suffolk. M.A. Cooper

Green Nightshades. M.N. Sanford

Notes on the fungi of Thetford Forest. G.D. Heathcote

Geological details of two pits near Kesgrave. H.B. Mottram

SNS Conference Papers 1992: Mammal Mania

Opening address. Earl of Cranbrook

The origin of British mammals. P. Morris

The status of the Badger (Meles meles) in Britain, with particular reference to East Anglia. S. Harris

Otter–Mink–Water Vole relationships, a summary. J. Birks

The status and population dynamics of small mammals in broad-leaved and coniferous woodland. J.R. Flowerdew

Deer in East Anglia. N. Chapman

Is the British Red Squirrel an endangered species? J. Gurnell

Notes & Observations

Migrant butterflies
Firethorn leaf-miner
Suffolk names for fossils
Willow Tit on Honeysuckle
Co-existence of hornet and wasp
Grey Squirrel and oakapple
Fingered Speedwell
Festuca ovina at Landguard
Amaranthus spp