Worcestershire Record Articles

Worcestershire Record No.30 April 2011

1	Arnold	Danny	A Teme Valley moth-ing update
2	Arnold	Danny	Note on Pauper Pug Moth Eupithecia egenaria
3	Averill	Mike	Worcestershire and the new Dragonfly Atlas of England, Wales & Scotland
4	Briggs	Jonathan	Mistletoe and mistletoe insects, overview and observations from 2010
5	Clarke	John	Great-crested Grebe nest sailing
6	Curran	Andrew	Box Bug Gonocerus acuteangulatus in Edgbaston
7	Green	David M.	Dinoptera collaris (Linnaeus, 1758) (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) specimens at Worcester Museum
8	Green	David M.	The identification of specimens and cataloguing of Worcester Museum Coleoptera (beetle) collection (update June 2011)
9	Green	Harry	Adomerus biguttatus ( = Sehirus biguttatus), the Cow-wheat Shieldbug re-found in Worcestershire
10	Green	Harry	Buzzard stories
11	Green	Harry	Hornet stories: Hornets stripping bark and also catching fly; Hornet nest in cordwood near Tiddesley wood and in old nest box
12	Green	Harry	New species [in Africa] for a Worcestershire recorder [Will Watson]
13	Hitchcock	James	Bechstein’s Bat – the national survey comes to Worcestershire
14	Lowe	Garth	Harsh winter for wrens
15	Meiklejohn	John	Striking red and black bugs (Hemiptera – Heteroptera) in Worcestershire
16	Muggleton	Wade	The Terrapins of Worcestershire County Hall
17	Peplow	Gavin	Birds in Worcestershire – November 2010 to April 2011
18	Robinson	John	Smooth x palmate newt hybrid in a Wyre Forest garden pond
19	Simpson	Tony	New online Worcestershire moth recorder information including up to date list of species and recording advice
20	Skirrow	Martin	Dotted beefly Bombylius discolor in southwest Worcestershire
21	Smart.	Mike	Notes on birds in the Severn and Avon Vales (the “Severn Hams”), Gloucestershire and south Worcestershire, October–December 2010
22	Smart	Mike	Notes on birds in the Severn and Avon Vales (the “Severn Hams”), Gloucestershire and south Worcestershire, January 2011–March 2011
23	Smith	Justin	Fungus forays at Monkwood Nature Reserve, near Hallow, Worcestershire
24	Tilt	John	Worcestershire butterfly transects
25	Turner	Mark E	Stone the crows, what’s coming next? Carrion Crow breaking walnuts
26	Turner	Mark E	Unrest in the ranks between Kestrel and Sparrowhawk
27	Turner	Mark E	Who killed the Manxie?
28	Westwood	Brett	Chetostoma curvinerve – a second record for VC37, Worcestershire
29	Westwood	Brett	Dotted beefly Bombylius discolor in west Worcestershire
30	Whitehead	P. F.	An assemblage of 300 House Martins at Broadway, Worcestershire
31	Whitehead	P.F.	Aerial inter-relationships between four species of raptor at Winchcombe, Gloucestershire (VC33 SP 03 107M O.D.)
32	Whitehead	P.F.	An extreme beak aberration in a Jackdaw Corvus monedula L., 1758, from Broadway, Worcestershire
33	Whitehead	P.F.	Grey Squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis Gmelin) debarking a mature coast redwood (Sequioa sempervirens Endlicher) in Evesham town, Worcestershire during the 2010-2011 winter
34	Whitehead	P.F.	The stoat Mustela erminea L. as a historic predator in Worcestershire
35	Williams	Mike	Where next for the Brown Hairstreak Thecla betulae?
36	Winnall	Rosemary	Waxcap fungi near Stourbridge