Volume 35 December 1999
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CONFERENCE 1998 – GOING PLACES – A conference on Migration
Insect migration. Ian Woiwod
B.T.O. Atlas of Migration. Chris Wernham
The post-glacial history of trees. Colin Ferris
Following fish: how we learn about fish migration at sea. Julian Metcalfe
Bird migration through Suffolk. Steve Piotrowski
Marine fauna off the coast of East Anglia. Ellis, J. R. & Rogers, S. I.
Notes on the Suffolk list of Coleoptera: 6 Scolytidae - an addendum; Platypodidae. Nash, D. R.
Notes and comments on some Suffolk moths in 1998. Hall, M. R.
Observations on the Swallowtail Butterfly, Papilio Machaon L in Suffolk 1998. Stewart, R. G.
Some recent Suffolk plant records. Hyde, E. M.
(Not so) Western Gorse, Ulex gallii in Suffolk. Sanford, M. N. & Lawson, P. G.
Ancient hornbeam trees in Burgate Wood, Suffolk. White, J. & Sibbett, N.
Ever thine, Claude Morley. Aston, A. E.
Suffolk Place-names and wildlife. Heathcote, G. D.
A preliminary account of the stratigraphy of Thorington Park Pit. Mottram, H. B.
Saline lagoons in the Suffolk Coast Maritime Area. Sibbett, N. E.
NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS
Aulacidea follioti (Barbotin) a gall wasp (Hymenoptera: Cynipidae) new to Suffolk. Bowdrey, J. P.
Notes on some bryophytes recorded in Suffolk during 1998. Fisk, R. J.
1998 notes on Microlepidoptera. Aston, A. E.
Freshwater invertebrate recording in Suffolk. Chalkley, A. K.
Fungus, Clathrus ruber Lawson, P. G.
Game cover as a source of unusual alien plants. Abrehart, T. R.