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- Presidential address: Beetles in Lincolnshire – a conservation perspective
- The national mistletoe survey
- Micro-moth recording in Lincolnshire
- Harvest mice at Vernatt’s Nature Reserve, Spalding
- Fungi
- Mosses, liverworts and lichens
- Dragonflies and damselflies
- Shieldbugs
- Moths
- Butterflies
- Flies
- Beetles
- Spiders
- Molluscs
- Mammals, reptiles and amphibians
- Officers of the Union in 1995
- Secretary’s report
- Meetings in 1995
- Obituary: Jack and Margaret Houghton
- The dragonflies and damselflies of Lincolnshire
- A new spider for Britain from Lincolnshire?
- Reflexed saltmarsh grass Puccinellia distans (Jacq.) Parl. inland in East Lindsey
- Danish scurvygrass on inland roadsides
- Madder Rubia tinctorum – rediscovery of a lost British dye plant in south Lincolnshire
- Studying the not so obvious – rusts, smuts and mildews
- Supplement to the bryophyte flora of the Spilsby Sandstone
- The water stick insect in Lincolnshire
- Remains of an ice-age deer from Washingborough
- Natural Areas and Lincolnshire
- Fungi
- Mosses, liverworts and lichens
- Botanical notes
- Dragonflies and damselflies
- Bugs
- Moths
- Butterflies
- Flies
- Beetles
- Ants, wasps and bees
- Spiders
- Molluscs
- Mammals and herptiles
- Bats
- Meetings in 1996
- Obituary: Grace Waterhouse
- Obituary; Joan Garlick
- Presidential address: Wildlife in Lincoln
- Biological datasets and collections in Lincolnshre
- The wasps and bees (Hymenoptera: Aculeata) of Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve
- Native trees and shrubs in central Lincolnshire
- Recording freshwater algae in Lincolnshire
- Loss of an important Lincolnshrie insect collection
- Fungi
- Mosses, liverworts and lichens
- Botanical notes
- Dragonflies and damselflies
- Shieldbugs
- Butterflies
- Moths
- Flies
- Beetles
- Bees and wasps
- Molluscs
- Birds
- Mammals and herptiles
- Bats
- Officers of the Union in 1997
- Field meetings in 1997
- Indoor Meetings in 1997
- Obituary: George Posnett (1910-1998)
- Obituary: Tom Baker
- Presidential address: Nature reserves in Lincolnshire
- How much small leaved lime occurs in the ‘limewoods’ of central Lincolnshire?
- The moss Dicranum majus Sm. refound in Lincolnshire
- Hybridisation in Quercus robur with Q. petraea in parts of Kirkby Lane Woods, Woodhall Spa
- Leatherback turtle at Spalding
- Harvest mice at Vernatt’s Local Nature Reserve – an update
- The mason wasps (Hymenoptera: Eumenidae) of Watsonian Lincolnshire
- Fungi
- Mosses, liverworts and lichens
- Botanical notes
- Dragonflies and damselflies
- Shieldbugs
- Butterflies
- Moths
- Flies
- Beetles
- Sawflies
- Bees and wasps
- Spiders
- Molluscs
- Mammals and herptiles
- Bats
- Officers of the Union in 1998
- Section Recorders
- Secretary’s report
- Field meetings in 1998
- Indoor Meetings in 1998