Cover Illustration
Max Walters in the wildflower garden of Great St Andrews Church, Cambridge,
in June 2000.
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Contents of Volume 48 (2006)
- Max Walters (Peter Grubb) 3
- Ladybird recording in Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire (Peter
Brown, Helen Roy and Michael Majerus) 12
- Cambridgeshire Verbascums (Graham Easy) 16
- Roads, toads and automobiles (Tim Sparks) 19
- A 'Breckland-type' flora on Cambridge Science Park (David Barden)
20
- Masked assassin in Girton (Tim Sparks) 23
- Contributions towards a new algal flora of Cambridgeshire (Hilary
Belcher, Eric George and Erica Swale) 24
- Rummers Lane: A moss-rich Cambridgeshire orchard (C Robin Stevenson)
33
- Cambridgeshire farm bird life over seven decades (Graham Easy)
44
- Introduced 'look-alikes' and other difficult introduced plants
in our Cambridgeshire flora (Peter Sell) 46
- Three rare invertebrates at Wimpole (Simon Damant) 54
- The Bee Wolf (Philanthus triangulum) (Bill Clark) 55
- The fossil occurrence of Truncatellina cylindrica at
the Babraham Road archaeological site, Cambridgeshire (Richard
Meyrick) 57
- The Barbastelle at Wimpole (Simon Damant and Chris Vine) 60
- The distribution and ecology of two UK BAP moths in Cambridgeshire:
the Square-spotted Clay
and the Buttoned Snout (Robin Field and Paul Waring) 64
- Additions to the bryophyte flora of Cambridgeshire in the last
50 years (C.D. Preston) 73
- Coe Fen - a report on the CNHS Survey project for 2005 (Jonathan
Shanklin and Steve Hartley) 80
- From prairie farming to wildlife riches: the Countryside Restoration
Trust (John Terry) 83
- The Cambridge Natural History Society Year 2004-5 (Toby Carter)
85
- A new Flora of Cambridgeshire (Nick Millar and Alan Leslie)
86
- Natural History Bibliography of Cambridgeshire 2000-2005 (Toby
Carter) 88
- Vascular Plant Records (Alan Leslie) 91
- Bryophyte Records (C.D. Preston and M.O. Hill) 96
- BOOK REVIEWS 99
- OBITUARIES 101
- Weather notes for Cambridgeshire 2005 (John Clarke) 103
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