Volume 21 (1985)

TSNS 21

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A Tribute and Notes on Some Suffolk Moths – Watchman, A.

Suffolk Butterflies, 1984 – Mendel, H. & Piotrowski, S.H.

A ‘New’ Aphid Is Causing Severe Damage to Lupins in East Anglia – Heathcote, G.D.

Records of Scuttle Flies (Diptera: Phoridae) from Flatford Mill, Including Two Species New to Britain – Disney, R.H.L.

The Distribution of the Great Raft Spider, Dolomedes plantarius, on Redgrave and Lopham Fens – Thornhill, W.A.

The Diptera of Redgrave and Lopham Fens – Withers, P.

The Survival of Aphids During a Severe Winter – Heathcote, G.D.

A Review of Suffolk Ornithology 1984 – Warren, R.B.

Some Recent Suffolk Plant Records – Hyde, E.M. & Simpson, F.W.

Further Plant Records from Landguard Common, 1984 – Copping, A.

The Lizard Orchid (Himantoglossum hircinum) at Lakenheath: A History of Happenings Since 1974 – Rutterford, M.G.

The Black Poplars of Exning – Easy, G.M.S.

Seaweed Communities on the Artificial Coastline of South Eastern England: 1. Reclaimed Saline Wetland and Estuaries – Tittley, I.

The Heaths of South-West Suffolk – Chatters, C.

Notes and Observations: The Suffolk Barn Owl Enquiry p. 9; Plants Growing on Old Walls p. 12; Rare Breckland Plants p. 17; A Speedwell at Barton and the Roman Tulip p. 22; Fungi p. 35; Forsythia p. 44; Unusual Fungus from Brightwell p. 64

The Occurrence of the Marsh Moth Athetis palustris in Suffolk – Barnett, R.J. (p. 72)