Volume 65 (2023)

Contents of Volume 65 (2023)

Table of Contents

• Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Elms. Brian C. Eversham. 3
• Cambridgeshire’s elm microspecies support different leaf gall and mine species communities from each other S. Gee, F. Toccaceli, B.C. Eversham & C.A.M. Marshall 16
• Dessert apples and dieback at 800 Wood Oliver Glenister 24
• Mammals of Lower Wood Duncan Mackay 33
• Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Otter Survey - 2022 Peter Pilbeam 43 [Full Report]
• Mosquitoes of the Fenland Basin: past, present and future. Mark D. Welch 47
• A Further Spotlight on Paul’s Garden Paul Rule 60
• Establishing a Phenology Research Project at Cambridge University Botanic Garden – Presentation of early findings* R.A. Fricker, J. Anderson, C. Anderton, E. Cheng, H. Choi, S. Miao, E. Wenban-Smith & N. Clark 66 [Appendix (HTML | PDF)]
• The effects of the weather in 2022 on the Cambridge street flora C.D. Preston 72
• Madeleine’s Patch – notes and lessons in creating a flower-rich meadow in Fenland Jon Graham and Pete Stroh 77 [Appendix (HTML | PDF)]
• The flowering of Cambridgeshire plants Jonathan Shanklin 84
• Seseli libanotis and Tranzschelia anemones: two of Richard Relhan’s important finds in Cambridgeshire C.D. Preston 91
• The Backs: A report on the CNHS Field Studies area of 2022 Jonathan Shanklin 103
• Cambridge Natural History Society Excursions 2022 Jonathan Shanklin 108
• U3A visit to Magog Down, May 23 Jonathan Shanklin 112
• Cambridge Natural History Society: activities in 2022 Monica Frisch 114
• Bryophyte records M. Burton & C.D. Preston 115
• Vascular Plant Records 2022 A.C. Leslie 118
• Book Reviews
• Up, Up and Away: The Flight of Butterflies & Other Insects. Pete Stroh 132
• A haven for farmland birds Lousie Bacon 133
• English Orchards: a landscape history. C.D. Preston 134
• Fruit Farming in the Cam Valley. C.D. Preston 134
• The Nature of Cambridge. H.E. Roy 136
• Weather Diary January 2021 – December 2021 Katie Martyr 137
• Obituaries
• Henry Tribe (1927-2022) Toby Carter 139