Library SBIS PDF Newsletters Suffolk Natural History • Suffolk Natural History: Contents White Admiral Newsletter • White Admiral: Contents Suffolk Birds • Suffolk Birds: Contents The Harrier • The Harrier: Contents Suffolk Argus • Suffolk Argus: Contents STOG Newsletters Planners' update newsletters SNS conference papers Antiquarian books Suffolk Natural History Volume 56 (2020) Volume 55 (2019) Volume 54 (2018) Volume 53 (2017) Volume 52 (2016) Volume 51 (2015) Volume 50 (2014) Volume 49 (2013) Volume 48 (2012) Volume 47 (2012) Volume 46 (2010) Volume 45 (2009) Volume 44 (2008) Volume 43 (2007) Volume 42 (2006) Volume 41 (2005) Volume 40 (2004) Volume 39 (2003) Volume 38 (2002) Volume 37 (2001) Volume 36 (2000) Volume 35 (1999) Volume 34 (1998) Volume 33 (1997) Volume 32 (1996) Volume 31 (1995) Volume 30 (1994) Volume 29 (1993) Volume 28 (1992) Volume 27 (1991) Volume 26 (1990) Volume 25 (1989) Volume 24 (1988) Volume 23 (1987) Volume 22 (1986) Volume 21 (1985) Volume 20 (1984) Volume 19 (1983) Volume 18 (1979–1982) Volume 17 (1975–1978) Volume 16 (1972–1975) Volume 15 (1969–1972) Volume 14 (1968-1969) Volume 13 (1965–1967) Volume 12 (1962–1964) Volume 11 (1959–1961) Volume 10 (1957–1958) Volume 09 (1954-1956) Volume 08 (1952-1953) Volume 07 (1949-1951) Volume 06 (1946-1948) Volume 05 (1942-1945) Volume 04 (1938–1941) Volume 03 (1935–1937) Volume 02 (1932–1934) Volume 01 (1929–1931) Volume 41 (2005) Geosuffolk RIGS meeting: Contents and Introduction – Dixon, R. Geosuffolk RIGS meeting: A new approach to Earth Heritage Conservation in Suffolk The Suffolk Geodiversity Project – Holt-Wilson, T.Geosuffolk RIGS meeting: The Westleton Beds – a case for RIGS – Mottram, H.Geosuffolk RIGS meeting: RIGS for Geography Education – Markham, C.Geosuffolk RIGS meeting: Sizewell B Crags – an ‘unavailable geological site’ – Markham, R.A.D.Geosuffolk RIGS meeting: Some Unusual Local Building Stones – Dixon, R.Geosuffolk RIGS meeting: Some Pleistocene problems in Suffolk – Allen, P.Geosuffolk RIGS meeting: An impact scenario for the Colchester Earthquake of 1884 – Weston, A.Geosuffolk RIGS meeting: Field excursion – The Nacton Shore – Markham, R.A.D.An abnormal Thornback Ray Raja clavata with additional pectoral fins – Ellis, J.R.Antlions – habitat and history – Kirby, E.J.M.The Wasps and Bees (Hymenoptera: Aculeata) of Rampart Field and West Stow Country Park in Suffolk – Archer, M.E.Sturmia bella (Meigen) (Diptera: Tachinidae) an interesting addition to the Suffolk list – Nash, D.R.Noctua orbona (Hufnagel) Lunar Yellow Underwing larval surveys in the Sandlings during 2002 to 2005 – Prichard, A.W.Notes on the Suffolk list of Coleoptera: 12 Twenty-seven species new to the Suffolk list with significant records from the year 2004 – Nash, D.R.Comments and notes on some Suffolk moths in 2004 – Prichard, A.W.Plant recording in 2004 – Sanford, M.N.2004 Butterfly Report – Parker, R.Suffolk Rare Plant Register – Sanford, M.N.Notes and Observations: Egg for breakfast – George, W.S.Notes and Observations: Aculeate Hymenoptera Recorder’s Report for 2003–4 – Knowles, A.Notes and Observations: Spider Recorder’s Report, 2004 & Other Arthropods Recorder’s Report 2004 – Lee, P.Notes and Observations: A wild giant horsetail hybrid hunt – Sanford, M.N.Notes and Observations: Observations on a Swallowtail Butterfly, Papilio machaon L. in Ipswich, 2004 – Stewart, R.G.Notes and Observations: The Small Copper ab. caeruleopunctata RÜhl in Suffolk, 2004 – Stewart, R.G.Notes and Observations: Some recent bryophyte records for 2003–4 – Fisk, R.J.Notes and Observations: Golden Hoverer – Sanford, M.N. Notes and Observations: Butterflies around Framlingham, 25 July–6 August – Aston, A.
