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Published 1988
Cover 24
Notes and Observations 24
An uncommon hybrid orchid, Dactylorhiza X transiens
The gale of October, 1987
New records of fossil conifers from Suffolk
Norwich Crag at Hill Farm pits, Wangford
The Leopard Marsh Orchid
Suffolk dragonflies
A new Bramble for Suffolk
Comments and notes on some Suffolk moths in 1987
The vegetation of Shingle Street, Suffolk in relation to its environment
Some recent Suffolk plant records
Additions and corrections made by Rev W. M. Hind to his Flora of Suffolk
Hobby taking Migrant Hawker Dragonflies
The current status of Nightjar, Stone Curlew and Woodlark in the Suffolk Brecks
A defence mechanism of aphids: can we turn it against them?
Ants, aphids and Black Currants
Monochamus sutor (L) (Col. Cerambyeidae) a foreign longhorn beetle
A survey of the Reptilia and Amphibia of Suffolk
The centipede, Scutigera coleoptrata (Linn), a new record for Suffolk
Unusual perching behaviour by Tawny Owls
A whale in the River Stour
