Volume 10 (1957–1958)

Part 1 (1957)

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A Study of Mill Races and Sluices at Flatford Mill and Dedham – Milne, G.R.

Red Crag Deer from Trimley and Felixstowe – Spencer, H.E.P.

Hog Highland, Ipswich – Spencer, H.E.P.

Collecting in Suffolk in July, 1956 – de Worms, C.G.M.

Moths at Waldringfield in 1956 – Waller, A.P.

Death’s Head Moth and Other Rare Species – de Worms, C.G.M.

Suffolk Notes for 1956 – Chipperfield, H.E.

Clostera anachoreta – de Worms, C.G.M.

Captures near Southwold, 1956 – Baker, G.J.

Lepidoptera of Suffolk Coast, 1956 – George, W.S.

Rearing the Large Blue Butterfly – Beaufoy, S.

Diptera of Suffolk – Aston, A.E. & Walker, D.

Notes on Marsh Harriers – Benson, G.B.G.

Notes on Tapeworm from Yellow-necked Field Mouse – Prudhoe, S.

Plant Damage by Summer Storms – Trist, P.J.O.

Alien and Rare Plants at Lakenheath – Rutterford, M.G.

The Suffolk County Flora – Willis, J.C.N.

Some Interesting Suffolk Wildflowers – Rowling, E.S.

A Frequent Alien – Trist, P.J.O.

Weather Report – Wilson, R.R.

Notes and Observations: Mole; Water Shrew; Stoat; Weasel; Water-vole; Black Rat; Badger; Coypu; Fallow Deer; Camberwell Beauty; Miller Evergestis extimalis; Spotted Clover Moth; Pine Hawk Moth; Epeira diademata; Potentilla anserina; Clathrus ruber; Epipactis purpurata; Carex otrubae

Part 2 (1957)
 

Changing Flora of Suffolk – Simpson, F.W.

Flora of Roadside of A.45 – Mitchell, N.S.P.

Changing Suffolk Coast – Spencer, H.E.P.

Geological Notes – Spencer, H.E.P.

Foulerton Award – Curtis, G.E.

British Macrolepidoptera, 1956 – de Worms, C.G.M.

Further Records of Empididae – Garrett-Jones, C.

Myxomatosis in Suffolk, 1956 – Haslam, S. & Newell, W.H.

Weather Report, 1957 – Wilson, R.R.

Suffolk Bird Report for 1956 – Payn, W.H.

Notes and Observations: Yellow-necked Mouse; Barbastelle; Grey Seal; Porpoise; Fish Parasite; New to Suffolk; Humming Bird Hawk Moth; Diotis maritima; Cyclamen neapolitanum; Autumn Crocus; Pheasant’s Eye; Dittander; On Saving Rare Plants; Field Study Centre

Part 3 (1958)
 

Spider Fauna of the Heaths and Fens of West Suffolk – Duffey, E., Locket, G.H. & Millidge, A.F.

Lepidoptera Notes, 1957 – Chipperfield, H.E.

Notes on Suffolk Lepidoptera in 1957 – Waller, A.P.

More Notes on Suffolk Lepidoptera – Birkett, N.L.

Some Early Lepidoptera – Beaufoy, S.

Rearing Lepidoptera – Beaufoy, S.

Emperor Dragonfly – Beaufoy, S.

Cerura bicuspis – de Worms, C.G.M.

Mainly Moths – Aston, A.E.

Prevalence in East Suffolk of Simyra albovenosa and Triphaena orbona – de Worms, C.G.M.

Diptera of Suffolk – Aston, A.E.

Changing Flora of Suffolk – Simpson, F.W.

Mammalian Bones from Suffolk River Beds – Spencer, H.E.P.

Mammalia of the Stutton Brickearth – Spencer, H.E.P.

Notes on the Coypu – St J. Bame, M.E.

Of Mice and Parasites – Griffith, G.

Note on Wolfe Collection – Whiting, M.M.

Weather Report – Wilson, R.R.

Book Review – Cranbrook, Earl of

Notes and Observations: Common Shrew; Dormouse; Yellow-necked Mouse; House Mouse; House Martins; Adder; Tape Worm; Maggots in Salt; Amaranthus retroflexus; Seakale; Yellow Vetch; Spiny Cocklebur; Mertensia; Puff Ball; Goat’s Beard; Proliferation; Sepultaria sumneri; Crag Sea Urchin; Spotted Orchis; Dittander

Part 4 (1958)
 

Rosehill House, Farnham – Cranbrook, Earl of

Notes on the Suffolk Flora – Simpson, F.W.

Review of British Lepidoptera for 1957 – de Worms, C.G.M.

A New Suffolk Moth – Aston, A.E.

Other Micros New to Suffolk – Aston, A.E.

Phoridae (Diptera) New to Suffolk List – Parmenter, L.

Note on the Geology of the Bobbitshole Area – Boswell, P.G.H.

New Suffolk Mammalia from River Gravel: Barham – Spencer, H.E.P.

The Yellow-necked Field Mouse at Stowmarket – Thurlow, W.G.

Weather Report – Wilson, R.R.

Suffolk Bird Report for 1957 – Payn, W.H.

Notes and Observations: Common Shrew; Badger; Red Squirrel; Harvest Mouse; Long-tailed Field Mouse; Yellow-necked Mouse; Bank Vole; Vole Damage; Water Rat; Coypu; Grass Snakes; Fish Parasites; Spiders New to Suffolk; British Millipedes; Dittander; Scotch Crocus; Some Observations on the Habits of the Solitary Wasp; Spore Dispersal of Geaster triplex; Anatis occellata Linn.