Volume 8 (1952–1953)

Part 1 (1952)

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The Coypu, Myocastor coypus Molina – Trist, P.J.O.

Changes in the Bird Population of Suffolk, 1900–1950 – Hervey, A.C.C.

Plant Records and Additions and Corrections to the Flora of Suffolk – Simpson, F.W.

The Key to Suffolk Geology – Spencer, H.E.P.

Frost Cracks – Trist, P.J.O.

Suffolk Lumbricidae – Grant, H.C.

Notes on Rearing Lepidoptera, 1952 – Beaufoy, S.

Further Observations on the Life and Habits of the Field Digger Wasp, Mellinus arvensis, Linn. – Boreham, H.J.

Collecting Lepidoptera in the Eastern Counties: Some Reminiscences – de Worms, C.G.

Weather in 1952 – Wilson, R.R.

Notes and Observations

Part 2 (1952)
 

Bobbitt’s Hole, Belstead: Interim Report – Spencer, H.E.P.

Red Crag at Shelley – Engleheart, F.H.A.

The Study of Interglacial Deposits in Suffolk – West, R.G.

A Note on Fossil Water-Ferns in Suffolk – West, R.G.

Observations on the Twenty Plants Listed in the 1952 Botanical Circular – Simpson, F.W.

Ecology at Minsmere – Trist, P.J.O.

Worms Schistocephalus solidus – Morley, C. et al.

Notes on British Lepidoptera for 1952 – de Worms, C.G.

Lepidoptera Notes for 1952 – Burton, J. & Burton, G.J.

Further Notes on Rearing Lepidoptera, 1952 – Beaufoy, S.

Autumn Notes, 1952 – Waller, A.P.

The Holly Blue, Celastrina (Cyaniris) Argiolus – Goldsmith, E.T.

Mammals – Cranbrook, Lord

Bird Report for 1952 – Westall, P.R.

The Birds of South-West Suffolk – Payn, W.H.

Tree Preservation, Nature Reserves and the Law: Lecture Précis – Oxenbury, T.B.

Weather, September 1952–March 1963 – Wilson, R.R.

Notes and Observations

Part 3 (1953)
 

Suffolk Badgers – Cranbrook, Lord

Mammals on Havergate Island after the Flood – Brownlow, H.G.

Royal Fish – Cranbrook, Lord

List from Collection of C. Morley: Diptera, Trypetidae – Morley, C.

Further Observations on the Life and Habits of the Field Digger Wasp, Mellinus arvensis – Boreham, H.J.

Reprint of C. Morley’s Butterflies Becoming Extinct, 1920 – Morley, C.

Notes on C. Morley’s Butterflies Becoming Extinct – Beaufoy, S.

Notes on Rearing Lepidoptera, 1953 – Beaufoy, S.

The Purple Emperor in Suffolk – Beaufoy, S.

Some Insects That Seem to Be Increasing in the County – Waller, A.P.

Suffolk Notes on Entomology – Chipperfield, H.E. and Burton, P.J.

Haden compacta fabricius: a Noctuid Moth New to Suffolk – Aston, A.E.

New and Interesting Plants in Suffolk Recorded by W.A. Dutt (1870–1939) – Simpson, F.W.

Salt-tolerant Flora on the Suffolk Marshes – Trist, P.J.O.

Lichens – Willis, J.C.N.

The Crag Mammalia – Spencer, H.E.P.

Fossil Voles – Cranbrook, Lord

Stratigraphy and Fauna of the Easton Bavents Cliff Sections – Larwood, G.P. & Martin, A.J.

Notes on the Quaternary Deposits at Hoxne – West, R.G.

Notes and Observations

Part 4 (1953)
 

A Review of British Macro-Lepidoptera for 1953 – de Worms, C.G.

The White-mouthed Digger-Wasp, Coelocrabro leucostomus Linn.: Some Observations on Its Life and Habits – Boreham, H.J.

Mouse Research in Suffolk – Crowcroft, W.P.

Notes and Additions to Flora of Suffolk – Simpson, F.W.

The Broom Hill Gravel, Creeting St Mary – Spencer, H.E.P.

The New Telephone Exchange, Ipswich – Spencer, H.E.P.

Soil Activity and the Absence of Earthworms on Foxhall Heath – Quantrill, A.E.M.

The Distribution of Gorse and Broom on Foxhall Heath – Quantrill, A.E.M.

Suffolk Bird Report for 1953 – Westall, P.R.

Notes and Observations