Volume 1 (1929–1931)

Part 1 (1929)

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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.

Brown-tail Moths – 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.

Part 2 (1930)
 

Editorial: Exact natural science in Suffolk, The Hooker Memorial, Our Trees – C. Morley

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.

Some Moths of 1930 – Anon

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.

Edible Fungi – Waller, A.P.

Observations

Part 3 (1931)
 

Editorial

On Draining the North Sea – Engleheart, F.H.A.

An annotated list of Vertebrata occurring about Euston beside the Suffolk Breckland – Caton, R.B.

On a Pine Sawfly and its Parasites – Robbins, J.C.

Bird Notes in 1931 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.

Palaeontology – Elliott, E.A.

Report upon the Dutch Elm Disease in Suffolk – Morley, C.

Observations