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Volume 32 (1996)


Wood for the Trees: Opening address – Cranbrook, Earl of
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Wood for the Trees: History of woodland and wood-pasture – Rackham, Oliver
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Wood for the Trees: The value of invertebrates as indicators of ancient woodland and especially pasture woodland – Alexander, Keith
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Wood for the Trees: Woodland variation, now and in the future; every site is different – Kirby, Keith
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Wood for the Trees: Mammals and the conservation management of woodlands – Morris, Pat
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Wood for the Trees: Trees and conservation – Milner, J.E.
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Ermine Stoats in Suffolk – Martin, J.R.
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1995 – A record year for rare butterflies in Suffolk – Stewart, R.G.
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Notes and comments on some Suffolk moths in 1995 – Hall, M.R.
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Invasion of Dragonflies in 1995 – Mendel, H. & Marsh, M.G.
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The Golden Hoverfly, Callicera spinolae Rondani – Aston, A.E.
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Report on the breeding population of Bee-wolf wasps (Philanthus triangulum) at West Stow Country Park – Gregory, C.
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Suffolk Robber Flies (Asilidae) – Hubbard, A.C.
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Aquatic invertebrates in Suffolk – Chalkley, A.K.
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Living on the boundary – Brown, A.
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Some recent Suffolk plant records – Hyde, E.M. & Simpson, F.W.
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A preliminary survey of the flora of Bamhamcross Common – Crewe, M.D.
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Notes and 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.
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Fungi and Slime Moulds in Suffolk: Supplement 3 – Ellis, M. & Ellis, P.
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