Volume 3 (1935–1937)

Part 1 (1935)

Click on the headings to read.

Physical Aspects of Suffolk: Jurassic to Oligocene – Engleheart, F.

On the local Niobe butterfly – Waller, T.N.

Missing, Doubtful, New or Otherwise Interesting Flora of the County – Simpson, F.W.

An Ungainly Kingfisher – Bird, G.

The Hymenoptera of Suffolk: Part i – Morley, C.

Some Coleopterous Remains in Peat thrown up on the East Anglian Shore – Blair, K.G.

The Rust Fungi of Suffolk – Mayfield, A.

Faunistic Coloration: A Letter – Wiltshire, E.P.

Priority: A Letter – Lapis Sacer

On Birds Nesting around Bury St Edmunds – Ticehurst, C.B.

Report of the Raptorial Birds Committee

Observations

Part 2 (1936)
 

On the 1936 Defoliation at Beccles – Goldsmith, E.T.

Recent Birds round Lowestoft – Cook, F.C.

Critical Notes on Our Beetles – Elliott, E.A.

Gleanings from a Botanist’s Diary – Simpson, F.W.

The Hymenoptera of Suffolk: Part ii – Morley, C.

On our Crossbills – Last, C.S.

Two Days among the Butterflies of Suffolk – Button, D.T.

The Plants of a Silted Pond – Cranbrook, Lord

Hunting Elephants in 1936 – Paget Wilkes, A.H.

News for Naturalists

Observations

Part 3 (1937)
 

Our First Irregular Memoir – Morley, C.

A Naturalist’s Biography: Frank Norgate c. 1840–1919 – Nurse, E.J.

On the Hawkmoth Deilephila nerii and its Braconidous Parasite – Broughton Hawley, W.G.

The Hymenoptera of Suffolk: Final Part – Morley, C.

Suffolk Five-fingers and Associate Plants – Simpson, F.W.

The Rotifera of Suffolk: Preliminary List – Morley, C.

The Bryozoa of Suffolk: Preliminary List – Morley, C.

Recent Birds round Lowestoft – Cook, F.C.

On Ants’ Methods of Communication – Wragge Morley, B.D.

The Mutton Bird: A Letter – Ullswater

Boars in the Wild: A Letter – Andrews, H.

News for Naturalists

Observations