Volume 2 (1932-1934)

Part 1 (1932)

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Editorial: Our Coy Badgers – Morley, C.

Great Squids – Taylor, M.R.

Some Field-Notes on Birds – Murrell, H.C.

British History of the Moth, Fidonia limbaria – Platten, E.W.

A Relic of the Glacial Sands – Fowler, W.

The Mammals of Suffolk – Ticehurst, C. & Andrews, H.

On Zoological Classification – Elliott, E.A.

The Diptera of Suffolk: First Supplement – Harwood, B.S.

Historic Narwhal Tusks – Collings, D.W.

Birds-nesting in the Ipswich Neighbourhood – Powell, T.G.

Some Sea Saws – Herrington, J.

A Retrospect of Suffolk Naturalists – Morley, C.

Geology Bibliography

Observations

Part 2 (1933)
 

Editorial: Our Active Museums, The Society's Comital Records

On the Distribution of Trout in Suffolk, with Observations respecting its Economy – Andrews, H.

Luminous Centipeds – Morley, C.

A Naturalists’ Biography: Mr John Davey Hoy, 1797–1839 – Brook, W.A.

The Fishes of Suffolk – Collings, D.W.

On the Stone Curlew or Norfolk Plover – Bird, G.

The Hemiptera of Suffolk: First Supplement – Morley, C.

The Pleistocene Site of Ipswich – Moir, J.R.

On plumage of the Gannet – Doughty, C.G.

Entomological Captures about Dunwich – Blair, K.G.

Some Local Plant Galls – Ellis, E.A.

Evolution – Elliott, E.A.

Observations

Part 3 (1934)
 

Editorial

The English Black Rat as Disseminator of Disease – Taylor, M.R.

Birds Nesting around Bury St Edmunds – Burrell, F.

On Platymischus dilatatus, Westw., parasite of a Seaweed Fly – Morley, C.

The Reptiles of Suffolk – Rope, E.J.

A New British Plant and a New Vice-county Record – Airy-Shaw, H.K.

Ornithology in North-east Suffolk – Cook, F.C.

A Table for Naming Bivalve Shells of the Crag, with Revised List of the Species – Morley, C.

East Suffolk Magpies – Bird, G. et al.

The Crustacea of Suffolk: Part 1, Podopthalma – Anon

Bird-ringing – Mayall, A.

On Faunistic Coloration – Elliott, E.A.

Observations