The Newsletter of the Kent Field Club

The Newsletter of the Kent Field Club

Two newsletters are produced annually containing articles written by members, details of future meetings, membership news and sales information for Kent Field Club publications.

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Newsletter 59. July 2004

  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • A possible record of the Carpenter Bee Xylocopa violacea in Kent. Richard Moyse.
  • Weather records: Elham weather, second quarter 2004. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Weather notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 58. April 2004

  • Thames Gateway: The most threatened invertebrate fauna in Britain? Richard Moyse.
  • Moths: what to look for in Summer. Keith Palmer.
  • Notes from KRAG. Lee Brady.
  • Weather records: Elham weather, first quarter 2004. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.
  • Unusual weather records. Peter Gay.

Newsletter 57. January 2004

  • Lepidoptera collection in the Maidstone Museum. David Agassiz.
  • Adders in decline. Lee Brady.
  • New site for Epipactis phyllanthes (Green-flowered Helleborine) in Kent. David G. Johnson.
  • Mammal records for Kent. Peter Heathcote.
  • Further records of the Hornet Vespa crabro from Kent. Geoff Allen.
  • A fly to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Asilus crabroniformis at Bockhill Farm, East Kent. Phil Chantler.
  • Post-script to Phil Chantler's note on Asilus crabroniformis. Laurence Clemons.
  • Moths: what to look for in Spring. Keith Palmer.
  • Looking forward to 2005 ! Keith Palmer.
  • The hazards of being a Kent Field Club member. Laurence Clemons.
  • Digitised maps of Watsonian Kent. Laurence Clemons.
  • Weather records: Elham weather, fourth quarter 2003. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 56. October 2003

  • A Record Centre for Kent. Steve Smith.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Some notes concerning land associated with major new development in Kent. Richard Moyse.
  • Moths: what to look for in Winter. Keith Palmer.
  • Lichens: information on name changes. Keith Palmer.
  • With Nature and Camera. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 55. July 2003

  • Mammal records for Kent. Peter and Pauline Heathcote.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 54. April 2003

  • The future of aviation in the south-east. Richard Moyse.
  • RECORDER 2002. Richard Moyse.
  • Anthophora plumipes a Spring Bee to look out for. Geoff Allen.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.
  • Great age in Natural History. Terence Ingold.
  • And finally... Laurence Clemons.

Newsletter 53. January 2003

  • Laburnum leaf-miner population felled by milk-van. John Badmin.
  • Seasearch in Kent. Jon Bramley.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 52. October 2002

  • Dormice in Kent 2001. Peter and Pauline Heathcote.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • A new snail species for Kent. Richard Moyse.
  • Update on Small Red-eyed Damselfly (Erythromma viridulum) in Kent. John and Gill Brook.
  • The Side Memorial Award. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Summary. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 51. July 2002

  • Odonata update. Gill and John Brook.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Weather records: Summary. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.
  • And finally... Laurence Clemons.

Newsletter 50. April 2002

  • Errata in the Bulletin of the Kent Field Club 47. Laurence Clemons.
  • The Hornet in Kent! Geoff Allen.
  • A preliminary analysis of aculeate recording in Watsonian Kent. Geoff Allen.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • RECORDER 2000 biological recording software. Richard Moyse.
  • Weather records: Summary. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 49. January 2002

  • Stingers. Clive Stace.
  • A view from the Pennines. Peter Wilberforce.
  • Diptera references for Kent in the literature, 2001. Laurence Clemons.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 48. October 2001

  • "Dragonflies of Kent". Laurence Clemons.
  • Notes from a Kentish garden. Martin Newcombe.
  • The Hornet, Vespa crabro: modern records from Kent? Geoff Allen.
  • A short profile of the bee Lasioglossum semilucens (Alfken, 1918) (Hymenoptera, Apidae:Halictinae). Geoff Allen.
  • The hazards of being a Kent Field Club member. Laurence Clemons.
  • An inland record of Divided Sedge Carex divisa Huds. Richard Moyse.
  • The possible occurrence of Urtica galeopsifolia Wierzb. Ex Opiz in Kent. Richard Moyse.
  • Weather records: Summary. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 72. August 2010

  • Progress with recording the Woodlouse flies (Diptera, Rhinophoridae) of Watsonian Kent. Laurence Clemons.
  • Turquoise Crayfish with Duck Potatoes. Kathy Friend.

Newsletter 47. July 2001

  • Notes from a Kentish garden. Martin Newcombe.
  • The hazards of being a Kent Field Club member. Laurence Clemons.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Weather records: Summary. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 46. April 2001

  • Notes from a Kentish garden. Martin Newcombe.
  • The hazards of being a Kent Field Club member. Laurence Clemons.
  • A bee to look out for. Geoff Allen.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Weather records: Summary. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 45. January 2001

  • Notes from a Kentish garden. Martin Newcombe.
  • Call for Orthoptera records. Richard Moyse.
  • Use of GPSs in vegetation surveys. Richard Moyse.
  • Recent references to Kent Diptera in the litererature. Laurence Clemons.
  • Torymoides kiesenwetteri (Hymenoptera, Torymidae) in Kent. Malcolm Jennings.
  • Weather records: Summary. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 44. October 2000

  • RECORDER 2000 update. Laurence Clemons.
  • Notes from a Kentish garden. Martin Newcombe.
  • Clouded Yellow sightings. Phil Shore.
  • Reptile records. Phil Shore.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Weather records: Summary. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.

Newsletter 43. July 2000

  • More about RECORDER 2000. Laurence Clemons.
  • Notes from a Kentish garden. Martin Newcombe.
  • Weather records: Summary. David Newman.
  • Weather records: Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Weather records: Notes from Sellindge. Tony Orsbourne.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Transient Heath Fritillary colony in the Church Woods complex. Phil Shore.
  • Recent Grass-snake sightings. Phil Shore.
  • Book review: London Clay Fossils of the Isle of Sheppey. Laurence Clemons.

Newsletter 42. April 2000

  • RECORDER 2000 – More comments. Lee Brady.
  • Notes from a Kentish garden. Martin Newcombe.
  • Flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Weather January to March 2000. David Newman.
  • Notes from Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Some minute Pyrenomycetes on burnt ground. Peter Wilberforce.

Newsletter 41. January 2000

  • RECORDER 2000. Laurence Clemons.
  • Notes from a Kentish garden. Martin Newcombe.
  • Two flies to look out for. Laurence Clemons.
  • Weather summary October - December 1999. David Newman.
  • December at Elham. Peter Gay.
  • Yet more records of the Long-winged Conehead Conocephalus discolor in Kent. Richard Moyse.
  • Book\CD-ROM review: The Flora of Cornwall. David Newman.
  • And finally..."tolerable sport for one month". Laurence Clemons.