In November 2005, Roy Anderson’s new checklist of the non-marine Mollusca of Britain & Ireland was published in Journal of Conchology 38: 607-638.

Two tailors took a walk one spring

Outside in the garden.

The first one cried out, “Gods defend us!”

The other one said, “Pardon?”

Ever since I moved to Sheffield, about 12 years ago, I have accumulated casual records of snails in the city, and in the area around it.

In December 2005 the Scottish Biodiversity List (hereafter referred to simply as the List) was published.

Shells are well-known as objects of adornment today, but the practice may date back for over 100,000 years.

I have received 2 letters in response to Bas Payne’s article in Mollusc World 10 – How much harm does collecting dead shells from beaches do?

A summary of the Financial Statements adopted at the A.G.M. on 8 April 2006