Volume 15 (1969–1972)

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Part 1

Transactions

Some observations on foxes. N. Burke

Butterflies in Suffolk. S. Beaufoy

Mammal records. Earl of Cranbrook

The defence of aphids against predators and parasites. G.D. Heathcote

Bracken regression on an East Suffolk heath. R. Garrett-Jones

Rare or unusual fish, 1968. R.W. Blacker

A review of British Lepidoptera for 1968. C.G.M. de Worms

Counts of animal corpses on East Suffolk roads. P. Nicholson

Kingfisher's unusual nesting-site. R.J. Copping

Suffolk Bird Report 1968. W.H. Payn

Part 2

Transactions

Suffolk County Flora. Suffolk Flora Committee

Suffolk County Flora. F.W. Simpson

Hedgerow survey. E.C. Green

Distribution of deer in Suffolk. Earl of Cranbrook & W.H. Payn

Weather at Ipswich in 1969. F.W. Simpson

Suffolk Lepidoptera in 1969. H.E. Chipperfield

Suffolk butterflies from 1945. S. Beaufoy

The Clifden Nonpareil and other interesting Lepidoptera in Suffolk during 1969. C.G.M. de Worms

Notes on Needham Market Lepidoptera, 1969. C.W. Pierce

Moths of Redgrave and Lopham Fens, third report. C.W. Pierce

Moths in a Sudbourne garden. H. Pease

Gold Medal Wood, Great Glemham. Earl of Cranbrook

A contribution to the geological history of Suffolk, part 4. H.E.P. Spencer

Notes & Observations

The Five-bearded Rockling
The Education Committee of the Suffolk Trust for Nature
Butterflies in West Suffolk
Feeding Roost of the Long-Eared Bat
Squirrels at Higham
Grey Squirrel spreading
Subfossil Red Deer
Parasitic Worm new to Suffolk
A New Alien?
A Correction

Part 3

Transactions

Mapping the distribution of freshwater fish in the British Isles. P.S. Maitland

Caddis flies. G.D. Heathcote

Distribution of deer in Suffolk, part 2. Earl of Cranbrook & W.H. Payn

The White-Speck Wainscot in Suffolk with notes on its range and occurrence in the British Isles. C.G.M. de Worms

A review of Lepidoptera in Britain during 1969. C.G.M. de Worms

Suffolk Bird Report for 1969. W.H. Payn

Notes & Observations

Tit Incubating Acorns
Red Squirrel in North Suffolk
Grey Squirrel
Grey Squirrels at Rougham
Kestrel 'Following' Plough
Blackbird Kills Blackbird
Owl Kills Owl
Viper
Sub-Fossil Snails
Gold Medal Wood

Part 4

Transactions

Barberry Carpet moth. C.W. Pierce

Former Suffolk naturalists. D.J. Martin

Claviceps purpurea on wild grasses. F.W. Simpson

A contribution to the geological history of Suffolk, part 5. H.E.P. Spencer

Survey of Suffolk Crag exposures: 1953–1959. H.E.P. Spencer

Some records of Lepidoptera in Suffolk during 1970. C.G.M. de Worms

Suffolk Lepidoptera in 1970. H.E. Chipperfield

Needham Market Lepidoptera in 1970. C.W. Pierce

The conservation of roadside verges in Suffolk. C.W. Pierce & C.E. Ranson

The hover-flies (Syrphidae) of Gromford Meadow, Snape. W.S. George

Suffolk County Flora

Moths of Redgrave and Lopham Fens, fourth report. C.W. Pierce

Fungus foray, Dunwich Forest. F.W. Simpson

Weather at Ipswich, 1969. F.W. Simpson

Notes & Observations

Grey Squirrels
Pheasant attacking Duck
Bat Survey
Speckled Wood in Suffolk

Part 5

Transactions

The heathlands of the East Suffolk Sandlings. P.H. Armstrong

A review of British Lepidoptera for 1970. C.G.M. de Worms

Conservation of reptiles and amphibians (p. 434). J.W. Steward

Abundance of aphids and some insects that prey on them in Suffolk, as shown by catches on sticky traps. G.D. Heathcote

Festuca glauca Lam. and the var. caesia (Sm.) K. Richt – Blue or Grey Fescue. P.J.O. Trist

Coleoptera taken during 1970 from arable fields at Haughley Research Farms. P.J. Harding

A monoecious Salix babylonensis at East Bergholt. A. Girling & A. Wilkinson

The Suffolk Otter Survey. R.B. West & P. Nicholson

A stoat goes supperless. A.J. Last

Suffolk Bird Report for 1970. W.H. Payn

Savi's Warbler breeding in Suffolk. G.J. Jobson

Part 6

Transactions

Gnawed bones from the Crag and Forest Bed deposits of East Anglia. A.J. Sutcliffe & H.D. Collings

Suffolk Lepidoptera in 1971. H.E. Chipperfield

Some records of Lepidoptera in Suffolk during 1971. C.G.M. de Worms

Snails in archaeological excavations. Earl of Cranbrook

Barberry Carpet moth, second report. C.W. Pierce

Coccinellid beetles on the east coast. G.D. Heathcote

Suffolk County Flora. F.W. Simpson

A contribution to the geological history of Suffolk, supplement. H.E.P. Spencer

Notes on some Suffolk Crag localities. R.A.D. Markham

Notes & Observations

Badger in Fritton Wood
A Plant New to Suffolk
Molluscs at Redgrave Fen
Red Squirrel