Volume 32 (1996)

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SNS Conference Papers 1995: Wood for the Trees

Opening address. Earl of Cranbrook

History of woodland and wood-pasture. O. Rackham

The value of invertebrates as indicators of ancient woodland and especially pasture woodland. K. Alexander

Woodland variation, now and in the future; every site is different. K. Kirby

Mammals and the conservation management of woodlands. P. Morris

Trees and conservation. J.E. Milner

Transactions

Ermine Stoats in Suffolk. J.R. Martin

1995 – A record year for rare butterflies in Suffolk. R.G. Stewart

Notes and comments on some Suffolk moths in 1995. M.R. Hall

Invasion of Dragonflies in 1995. H. Mendel & M.G. Marsh

The Golden Hoverfly, Callicera spinolae Rondani. A.E. Aston

Report on the breeding population of Bee-wolf wasps (Philanthus triangulum) at West Stow Country Park. C. Gregory

Suffolk Robber Flies (Asilidae). A.C. Hubbard

Aquatic invertebrates in Suffolk. A.K. Chalkley

Living on the boundary. A. Brown

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

A preliminary survey of the flora of Bamhamcross Common. M.D. Crewe

Fungi and Slime Moulds in Suffolk: Supplement 3. M. Ellis & P. Ellis

Notes & Observations

Butterflies at Framlingham July 30th–August 5th
White-point Moth, Mythimna albipuncta D. & S., in 1995
Some infrequent Microlepidoptera
Ranatra linearis – in flight!
Yellow Archangel with variegated leaves, Lamiastrum galeobdolon ssp. argentatum