Suffolk Naturalists’ Society
Studying and recording Suffolk’s wildlife since 1929.
Whether you’re spotting your first species or writing your hundredth recorder’s report, there’s a place for you in the SNS.
Yellowhammer, Emberiza citronella © Steve Roach
Volucella bombylans and Sarcoscypha austriaca © Paul Kitchener
The Suffolk Bat Atlas
The new county bat atlas brings together years of recording by SNS members, the Suffolk Bat Group, and partner organisations. Explore distribution maps and species accounts for all thirteen bat species recorded in Suffolk.
Explore the Atlas
Suffolk Natural History
Volume 61 of the SNS annual transactions is now available. This year’s issue covers beetles, bugs, dragonflies, bumblebees, moths, butterflies, plants, and more – with papers, recorder reports, and notes from across the county.
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Saturday 30th May
College Farm Field Meeting
Saturday 13th June
Stanny Farm Field Meeting
Saturday 21st November
Bryophyte Workshop with Anglian Microscopy Society.