Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2017 – cost £8.00 including UK postage and packing

Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2016 – cost £7.00 including UK postage and packing

Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2015 Sorry, we are out of stock

Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2014 – cost £7.00 including UK postage and packing

Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2013 – cost £7.00 including UK postage and packing

Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2012 – cost £7.00 including UK postage and packing

Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2011 – cost £7.00 including UK postage and packing

Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2010 – cost £7.00 including UK postage and packing

Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2009 – cost £7.00 including UK postage and packing

Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2008 – cost £7.00 including UK postage and packing

Norfolk Bird & Mammal Report 2007 – cost £7.00 including UK postage and packing

Occasional Publications

Latest – No.19, “Illustrations of Norfolk Plant Galls” – contains over 1100 line drawings of around 680 plant galls (and other growths) with brief descriptions arranged in order of plant host. 160pp. B5 format. Wire-bound. May 2021 – cost £12.50 including UK postage and packing

Occasional Publication No.15, “Hidden Lives: Discovering a hidden world of parasitic animals in East Anglia“, by Graham Kearn, 78pp. 2014 – cost £6.00 including UK postage and packing

Occasional Publication No.14, “Bumblebees of Norfolk“, by Dr Nick Owens and David Richmond, 72pp. 2012 – cost £12.00 including UK postage and packing

Reprinted November 2017

We notice bumblebees visiting the flowers in our gardens and, if we look closely, we notice that they are not all the same.
By the County Bumblebee Recorder.

Occasional Publication No.13, “A Flora of King’s Lynn“, by Frances Schumann & Robin Stevenson, 128pp. 2011 – cost £6.00 including UK postage and packing

An account of the distribution of over 800 wild plant species in a 5 x 5km area in and around King’s Lynn.
A 32pp introduction, including over 75 colour photographs taken by the authors, describes the mostly urban habitats in the town.
The species accounts which follow include 400 maps.
Published in 2011 with 128 pages.

Occasional Publication No.12, “Checklist of the Birds of Norfolk“, by Keith Dye and Mick Fiszer , 40pp A6 2010 – cost £3.50 including UK postage and packing

This handy-sized 40 page booklet lists the 427 full species of bird, and a further 15 recognisable forms, which have been recorded in Norfolk. For each is listed their seasonal abundance or rarity status. Five columns are provided for personal lists.

Occasional Publication No.11, “A Natural History of Catfield Hall” – cost £6.00 including UK postage and packing

Published in 2008 (152 pages)
A study made during monthly visits over two years from 2005, and edited by Roy Bake, Alec Bull, and Peter Lambley.
Design:Paul Westley
Cover photo: Andy Beaumont

Transactions of the Norfolk & Norwich Naturalists’ Society – cost £7.00 including UK postage and packing

Cover photo: Philodromus aureolus, Holkham by Andrew Bloomfield Transactions 2020 – Vol 53 pt 1 Published December 2020

The Norfolk & Norwich Naturalists’ Society publishes its “Transactions“ annually. The editions shown in the popup list below may be bought using PayPal with or without a PayPal account. Select edition here Transactions 2020 £7.00 GBPTransactions 2019 £5.00 GBPTransactions 2018 £5.00 GBPTransactions 2017 £5.00 GBPTransactions 2016 £5.00 GBPTransactions 2014-15 £5.00 GBPTransactions 2013 £5.00 GBPTransactions 2012 £5.00 GBPTransactions 2011 £5.00 GBPTransactions 2010 £5.00 GBP Due to current circumstances there may be a delay in you receiving your book order – please bear with us in these uncertain times.

Alternatively, any of the above may be obtained by post, by sending your order with a cheque (payable to NNNS) to
Tony Leech, NNNS Publications, 3 Eccles Road, Holt, Norfolk NR25 6HJ

Gift Membership of the Norfolk & Norwich Naturalists’ Society – cost £20.00

One year’s membership may be purchased as a gift for anyone living in the UK.
The subscription is renewable on 1^ST April
Members of the Society enjoy the benefit of meetings, field trips and talks with expert naturalists and enthusiasts. Members also receive the following printed publications by post and free of further charge.

• The annual “Bird and Mammal Report“
• The “Transactions of the Society“, a collection of papers and articles about Norfolk wildlife
• Our quarterly bulletin “Natterjack“
• and NNNS Occasional publications when, published

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