Saturday 12 July 2014: CS Field Meeting (non-marine), Slugs and snails of the Moss Valley Woods, Sheffield, West Yorks.
Joint meeting with the Sorby Natural History Society, and a contribution to the Sheffield Bioblitz.
Robert Cameron (radc@blueyonder.co.uk, 0114 268 6675 (home))
Saturday 28th June 2014: CS Field Meeting (non-marine), Avebury, Wiltshire.
Snail transects across the bank and ditch, and a guided archaeological tour of the Neolithic stone circle.
Mike Allen (07828 103454, aea.escargots@gmail.com)
Calliostoma formosum
dead shell taken from scallop dredge off Shetland 8mm, the species is circumpolar with the best examples being found in the North West Atlantic in deep water where they are larger and iridescent.
Mangelia powisiana
This species has been said to be our largest Mangelia. The figured shell is from lower intertidal zone but from Britany as I know of no authentic fresh material from UK or Channel Islands
Epitonidae
beach drift specimen from Frinton on Sea, Essex beleived to predate trogladites anemones - scarce
Colour Illustrated Field Guide to Land Snails - more copies available
The Conchological Society, in partnership with the Malacological Society, the Natural History Museum and the University Museum of Zoology Cambridge, has just recieve
Laminated Field Guide to Land Snails PACK 5
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Packet of 5 of laminated field guide.
Monday 16th June 2014: Field meeting (marine): Lindisfarne, Northumberland.
Search for Tornus unisulcatus on site where it has been found in shell sand by the late Ted Phorson. (Low tide 11:40, +0.1).
Rosemary Hill (0118 966 5160, rosemaryhi@lineone.net).