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Volume 56 (2020)
Otter diet along the upper Little Ouse – Langston, R. & Rivett, A.
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Three species of Cecidomyiidae – new additions to the Suffolk Diptera checklist – Bowdrey, J.P.
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Amphibians and Reptiles on roads in northeast Suffolk – Baker, J.M.R.
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The Parson Naturalist in Suffolk – Armstrong, P.H.
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Marine Fishes of the south-western North Sea – Broad, G. & Ellis, J.R.
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The Cladocera of Suffolk – Chalkley, A.
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The Diptera of Suffolk. Part 3: Psychodomorpha, Ptychopteromorpha and Culicomorpha – Vincent, P.
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Diptera Report, 2020 – Vincent, P.
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Suffolk Hymenopterists and their associates – Knowles, A.
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Aculeate Hymenoptera Recorder’s Report 2020 – Knowles, A.
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2019 Suffolk Butterfly Report – Stone, W.
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A review of moths in Suffolk 2019 and new additions to the county list from previous year not yet reported – Sherman, N.
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Elm in a Bury St Edmunds housing estate – Sibbett, N.
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Name changes in Stace’s New Flora of the British Isles – Sanford, M.
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Elizabeth Knipe Cobbold - Georgian Geologist – Markham, C.J.K. & Markham, R.A.D.
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A Geological Field Guide to Harkstead, Suffolk – George, W.H.
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Notes and Observations: Grey Squirrel – a retraction – Lack, P.
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Notes and Observations: A Nearctic Rhagoletis fruit fly in Suffolk – Higgott, J.B.
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Notes and Observations: Andrena bucephala (Hymenoptera: Andrenidae) new to Suffolk – Ferris, M.
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Notes and Observations: A study of land adjacent to Picton Avenue, Ipswich TM167463 – Stewart, R.
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Notes and Observations: A Lizard Orchid in Ipswich – Sanford, M.
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Notes and Observations: A new native plant found in Suffolk.
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