Welcome to the Suffolk Naturalists' Society

Promoting interest in Suffolk’s natural history

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Yellowhammer, Emberiza citronella © Steve Roach
Volucella bombylans and Sarcoscypha austriaca © Paul Kitchener

A museum display of insects

Autumn Members’ Evening Thur 16 Nov 2023

Alder Carr Farm, Creeting St, Mary, nr. Needham Market, IP6 8LX from 7pm
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What do birds mean to you?

Let us know!

This is an exciting project to discover what birds mean to people at a personal level and to research our own Suffolk names for birds.

Who we are:
A group of people with a common interest in natural history: ~ animals, plants and geology, the Suffolk countryside and the environment generally.

Our members range from beginners to expert amateurs and wildlife professionals. 

What we do:
We publish popular and scientific works on the natural history of Suffolk, hold members meetings and organise a biennial conference. Members’ findings are published in the thrice-yearly newsletter White Admiral ; in our transactions Suffolk Natural History and in the bird report Suffolk Birds. We also publish more definitive guides on various aspects of the natural history of Suffolk.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

The official address for SNS has now changed to:

SNS, The Hold, 131 Fore Street, Ipswich, Suffolk IP4 1LR

For email enquiries please use: enquiries@sns.org.uk