Welsh Journals

FIELD STUDIES PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE FIELD STUDIES COUNCIL Contents of Vol 1, No. 4 (1962) The Distribution of Hydracarina in the vicinity of Flatford Mill Field Centre, East Suffolk. C. L. Hopkins A Key to the Genera of the British Seaweeds W. E. Jones Archaeology of Malham Moor A. Raistrick and P. F. Holmes Biology and identification of Intertidal Polyzoa J. S. Ryland North Shropshire Meres and Mosses C. A. Sinker ORDERS enclosing 10s. 6d. per copy (annual postal subscription) should be sent to The Secretary, Field Studies Council, 9 Devereux Court, Strand, London W.C.2. Offprints of the above (and earlier) papers can also be supplied full details from the above address. GENERAL ENQUIRIES about the Council and requests for current PROGRAMMES of one-week Courses at the Six Field Centres in Eng- land and Wales should be sent to The Publicity Secretary, F.S.C., Ravens- mead, Keston, Kent. BRITISH BIRDS The only MONTHLY illustrated magazine devoted entirely to the birds of the British Isles and Western Europe. Edited by E. M. NICHOLSON W. B. ALEXANDER A. W. BOYD I. J. FERGUSON-LEES P. A. D. HOLLOM N. F. TICEHURST British Birds contains articles, short notes, reviews and letters, which together present a general picture of British ornithology and of the more interesting birds and obser- vations recorded from all quarters. A new section entitled Recent reports and news gives an up-to-date summary of the occurrences of uncommon birds and of invasions and migrations. An average of 72 plates each year includes a fine series of photographs of less familiar birds. Annual subscription (12 issues) £2 0 0 (includes postage and despatch) H. F. & G. WITHERBY, LTD. 5, WARWICK COURT, LONDON, W.C.f.