Volume 1 Parts 1-3 1929-1931
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TRANSACTIONS Part 1
Editorial - Beauty spots and uglification, Pollution of the River Gipping. Morley, C
Our sphere of Activity. Morley, C. et al.
An Apollo butterfly on the Suffolk coast. Vintner, C. H. S.
Suffolk shore birds. Doughty, C. G.
Cedars at Campsea Ash. Ullswater, Lord
The Dragonflies of Suffolk. Morley, C.
An Old Ipswich Naturalist of 1850. Woolnough, F.
Birds' communal nesting. Greaves, C.
The Lepidoptera of Suffolk. Waller, A. P.
New localities for local moths. Whittingham, Bishop
Catalogue of British Oxyura. Morley, C.
Our Exotic Botany. Platten, E. W.
The need of a new outlook on our countryside. Waller, A. P.
TRANSACTIONS Part 2
Editorial
Portugese Men-of-war. Cooper, Doughty, Laver & Taylor
On the formation of the Waveney Valley. Fowler, W.
Star-fish and Sea-urchins, with List of local species. Lombard, G.
The Orthoptera of Suffolk. Morley, C.
Jottings about our Mammals. Andrews H.
Molluscan 'Witches' at Slaughden. Doughty, C. G.
The Photography of Ground-nesting Birds: A new method. Sherwood, E. C.
Fossil Hunting in East Anglia. Morley, C.
On Suffolk Earth Worms. Mayfield, A.
The Coleoptera of Suffolk. Elliott, E. A.
On Larval Filaments in the Eyed Hawk Moth. Moore, J. L.
TRANSACTIONS Part 3
Editorial
On Draining the North Sea. Engleheart, F. H. A.
An annotated list of Vertebrata Occuring about Euston beside the Suffolk Breckland. Caton, R. B.
On a Pine Sawfly and its Parasites. Robbins, J. C.
Bird Notes from a Buxhall Garden. Harvard, C. E.
The Neuroptera of Suffolk. Morley, C.
On some Fossil Mammals from Western Suffolk. Andrews H.
Note on the Earthquake of 1931. Bland, F. L.
Species of Plants New to Hind's Flora. Burn, R.
An Assembly of Deer's Bones. Murrell, H. C.
The Sea-Midge and its Larva. Morley, C.