Epitonidae
Species
Photographer / copyright holder
G D Saunders
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.
Type
Field meeting
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).
Organiser
Rosemary Hill (0118 966 5160, rosemaryhi@lineone.net).
Organisation
Conchological Society
Saturday 14 June 2014: Field meeting (marine (and non-marine)): Bournemouth, Dorset.
Type
Field meeting
Marine molluscs on sandy shore (known site for Aporrhais pes-pelecani) with pier piles and groynes (low tide 17:20, +1.0); also land molluscs.
Organiser
June Chatfield (01420 82214 – home;no e-mail).
Organisation
Conchological Society
Papers for AGM (April 2014) now available
The reports from the Society Officers are now available ahead of the AGM on the 5th April 2014:
Saturday 31 May 2014: CS Field meeting (non-marine and marine), Durlston Country Park, Swanage, Isle of Purbeck, Dorset
Type
Field meeting
Durlston Country Park lies at the SE corner of the Isle of Purbeck, on the Southwest Coast Path, with wonderful sea views. We will make a short walk through coastal grassla
Organiser
Chris Gleed-Owen (07846 137 346, chris@cgoecology.com) and Bas Payne for shore visit (01647 24515, bas.payne@gmail.com).
Organisation
Conchological Society
Laminated Field Guide to Land Snails
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12-page illustrated guide to the land snails of the British Isles is produced as a zig-zag fold leaflet of slightly larger than A5 size (it is ca.