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White Admiral 68 - Cover : Autumn 2007
POEM: The Old Way : by Alasdair Aston
Records Notebook : containing
Common Hawker in Suffolk ~ Ricky Fairhead
Barn owl pellets from Orford Ness ~ Stuart Warrington
The Large Garden Bumblebee in Suffolk ~ Adrian Knowles
Update on the Brown Hare population at Orford Ness ~ Stuart Warrington
Rhacognathus punctatus, an under-recorded shield bug on Suffolk heathland ~ Nigel Cuming
Garden bees and wasps : by Adrian Knowles
Longhorns at light together with mites and misbehaving harlequins : by David Nash
What is a water bear? : by David Lampard
Change and decay in all around : by Michael Kirby
Storm petrel lives to fight another day : by Ashley Gooding
Field meeting reports : contains
God’s Square ~ Roger Dixon
Beetle along to Bentley ~ Colin Hawes
Dragonfly and Butterfly Walk ~ Robin Harvey
Dunwich Forest ~ Nigel Cuming
Natural history at Hawstead in the early 19th century : by Geoff Heathcote
A herbalist’s view of plantains : by Caroline Wheeler
Weatherfront : by Andrew Toomey
Review of Nick Baker’s explorer kits : by Daisy Hawkins
Microscope bargain : by Richard Fisk
Francis simpson ~ a new book : by Richard Stewart
Letters Notes And Queries : containing
Landguard library ~ Nigel Odin
Bloodsucking insect ~ Barry Mitchell
Aggressive gulls ~ Richard Fisk
Research in the garden? ~ Michael Kirby
New fungus group ~ Neil Mahler
Records Please ~ Harlequin Ladybird : by Martin Sanford
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