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Volume 42 (Spring 1999)

 

TitleAuthorPage
Editorial 1
Help needed for 'Half a mow'Diane Lakey3
PerspectiveRichard Stewart4
Spotlight on: Aspal Close County Wildlife SiteRichard Champion5
Biodiversity Action Plan: Lowland heathRob Parker7
Pipistrelle bat 11
Narrow mouth whorl-snail 12
Bird surveys 1998Richard Stewart13
Half a million records computerisedMartin Sanford14
The butterfly year 1998Richard Stewart16
Millennium butterfly survey – Final requestRichard Stewart18
Suffolk Moth GroupTony Pritchard19
A Sicklesmere gardenStan Dumican16
From Rabbit warren to wildlife sanctuaryBill Nickson22
Naturalists' calendar of events 24
Geological meetings 28
Book review: Nightmarish LandscapeCaroline Markham29
Geological notesBob Markham30
SurvivalAlasdair Aston31
"Natural curiosities" in the Suffolk MuseumGeoff Heathcote32
Newslines 34
National Stag beetle surveyColin Hawes37
Suffolk Ornithologists' Group – Indoor meetings 38
Scarce Suffolk plants – Records requiredPeter Lawson39
Mammal tracks 39
Sandy stilt puffball – 1998 updatePeter Lawson40
First day of SpringAlasdair Aston40
Letters, Notes & Queries: Suffolk pearlsAdrian Chalkley42
Letters, Notes & Queries: Common darter egg laying anomaliesAdrian Chalkley42
Letters, Notes & Queries: David Bellamy and Francis RoseDavid Strauss43
Letters, Notes & Queries: Biological pest controllersJoan Hardingham43
Records please: Apodemus flavicollis 44