Northumbrian Naturalist 2017

Summary

Northumbrian Naturalist 2017

This collection includes 3 volumes:

• Northumbrian Naturalist Vol 81, Damsels and Dragonflies
• Northumbrian Coastal Wildlife 2016
• Northumbrian Naturalist Volume 83, 2017
• Northumbrian Coastal Wildlife 2017

NORTHUMBRIAN NATURALIST VOLUME 81, DAMSELS AND DRAGONFLIES OF NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM

• Introduction (pp. 4 – 11)
• Species accounts (pp. 12 – 59)
• Species Records not accepted (pp. 60 – 62)
• Acknowledgements, Reading and References (p. 63 – 65)

NORTHUMBRIAN COASTAL WILDLIFE 2016

• Editorial by Chris Redfern (pp. 4 – 6)
• Coquet Island: Birds and Management for Wildlife by Wesley Davies, Paul Morrison and Chris Redfern (pp. 6 – 12)
• Long Nanny Tern Colony in 2016 by Alan Dorman, Scarlett Hutchin, Rachelle Regan, Oliver Slessor and Will Whittington (pp. 13 – 25)
• The Birds of the Farne Islands 2016 by Ed Tooth, Tom Hibbert and Thomas Hendry (pp. 26 – 80)
• Plant Monitoring on the Farne Islands by Lana Blakely (pp. 81 – 85)
• The Butterflies on the Farne Islands 2016 by Jennifer Clarke (pp. 86 – 91)
• The Moths on the farne Islands 2016 by Jennifer Clarke (pp. 92 – 95)
• The Farne Islands Grey Seal Colony 2016 by Ed Tooth (pp. 96 – 98)
• The Cetaceans around the Farne Islands 2016 by Jennifer Clarke (pp. 99 – 100)
• Lindisfarne national Nature Reserve and its Shorebird Nesting Protection Scheme 2016 (pp. 100 – 107)
• Ringing for Seabird Monitoring and Conservation – Island Perspectives by Chris Redfern (pp. 108 – 112)

NORTHUMBRIAN NATURALIST VOLUME 83, 2017

• Breeding season Water Rail survey at Gosforth Park Nature Reserve by James Littlewood (pp. 5 – 9)
• New flatworm species recorded on Tunstall Hills, Sunderland by Barry Robinson (pp. 10 – 11)
• John Emmerson Robson (1833-1907) A naturalist from Hartlepool – his magazines and his friends by R.A. Baker and D.S. Gill (pp. 12 – 23)
• An historical list of taxidermists of Berwickshire, Durham and Northumberland by Les Jessop (pp. 24 – 48)
• Kathleen Bever Blackburn: a distinguished British botanist by Alan L. Hart (pp. 49 – 67)
• Molluscs, medals, and monsters: letters between Albany Hancock and Thomas Henry Huxley by Wallace Arthur (pp. 68 – 79)

NORTHUMBRIAN COASTAL WILDLIFE 2017

• Editorial by Chris Redfern (pp. 4 – 6)
• Coquet Island: Birds and Management for Wildlife by Wesley Davies, Paul Morrison and Chris Redfern (pp. 6 – 12)
• Long Nanny Tern Colony by Ben Arthur, Marta Barberis, Freya Blockley, Ptolemy McKinnon and Marco Valera (pp. 13 – 29)
• Farne Islands Weather by Sarah Lawrence (pp. 30 – 31)
• Birds of the Farne Islands by Jennifer Clark, Thomas Hendry and Duncan Halpin (pp. 32 – 79)
• Butterflies on the Fame Islands by Jennifer Clark (pp. 80 – 83)
• Moths on the Farne Islands by James Crymble (pp. 84 – 87)
• Grey Seals on the Farne Islands by Sarah Lawrence (pp. 88 – 93)
• Farne Islands Marine Life by Harriet Reid (pp. 94 – 98)
• Arctic Tern Sterna paradisaea Chick Provisioning on Brownsman, Fame Islands
  by Rachelle Regan (pp. 99 – 104)
• Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve Shorebird Protection Scheme by Irene Ajo and Andrew Craggs (pp. 105 – 114)

 

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