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EFC Centre at Wat Tyler Country ParkOur centre is available for visits on a pre-booked basis on Wednesdays between 10am - 4pm. The Club’s activities and displays are also usually open to the public on the first Saturday of the month 11am - 4pm.

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Essex Field Club Newsletter volume 33 (September 2000) £2.00

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  • 24 pages + two pages of colour plates

    1-2 Peter Allen President's Page and Annual exhibition and social

    3-7 Chris Gibson THE ESSEX FIELD CLUB - SNAPSHOTS FROM THE PAST, PART 3

    8-10 Jeremy Dagley SPOTLIGHT ON VETERAN TREES

    11-12 Hilary Belcher Nostoc commune, a remarkable terrestrial 'blue-green alga'

    12 Ken Hill Bumblebees

    13-14 Tony Boniface Superb saprophytes

    15 Tony Boniface How widely distributed are these fungi?

    15-17 Mary Smith Botanical project in Belhus Woods Country Park

    18 Ken Hill An uninvited guest

    18 Ted Benton A bumblebee new to Essex

    19 Ted Benton Libellula fulva (Odonata) in Essex

    19-20 Jeremy Dagley Field Club visit to the Cole Memorial Meadow and Howlands Marsh EWT nature reserve. General meeting no. 1428, 21st May 2000

    20-22 Tony Boniface Trees and shrubs, fungi and general natural history. Hatfield Forest, September 9th 2000