Volume 7 (1949–1951)

Part 1 (1949)

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Thomas Moffet in Suffolk, 1585 – Morley, C.

Total of Known Suffolk Fungi – Mayfield, A.

Insects Rediscovered at Fritton Warren – Burton, J.

Wild Plants Growing on Waste Ground in Ipswich – Batchelder, S.J.

The Diptera of Suffolk: Family xv, Stratiomyidae – Morley, C.

Wasp’s Novel Tactics – Crickmore, E.G.

Some Spiders New to Suffolk: i Areneae – Hull, J.E.
Some Spiders New to Suffolk: ii Chlonethida – Gilbert, O.

News for Naturalists

Observations

Part 2 (1950)
 

Colorado Beetle’s Suffolk Advent – Anon

A New Parasite of the Swallow-tailed Butterfly – Morley, C.

Our Changing Countryside and its Endemic Flora – Simpson, F.W.

The Diptera of Suffolk: Families xvi–xxii – Morley, C.

Hascot, a New Crag-pit – Cambridge, P.G.

On Coelocryptus rufinus, Grav., an Ichneumon New to Suffolk – Morley, C.

Weather in 1949

News for Naturalists

Observations

Part 3 (1951)
 

The Green Woodpecker’s Louse – Giles, C.C.T.

Life History of Digger Wasp Mellinus arvensis – Boreham, H.J.

The Diptera of Suffolk: Family xxiii – Morley, C.

Three Birds’ Posts – Lingwood, E.

Geological Section – Spencer, H.E.P.

Botanical Section – Simpson, F.W.

Weather in 1951

News for Naturalists

Observations