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Caithness Field Club Bulletin
Cover picture: A new fossil fish Cheirolepis trailli which has been found in Caithness and Orkney; it occurs in the Achanarras horizon and the Sandwick Fish Bed. It was a fast-swimming predatory fish, apparently maintaining sensory contact with its prey by sight. The size of prey was probably set by the extent to which it could open its jaws - it may have swallowed prey half or two-thirds its length. It is probable that it preferred the deeper offshore waters where it could make use of its speed and where the waters were clearer. | |
| Editorial | Ken Butler |
| Club Officers | |
| Summer Programme 2004 | |
| Some Highlights of Natural History in 2003 | Mary Legg and Ken Butler |
| Field Club Activities in 2003 | Marion Owen |
Achavanich - A Re-assessment |
Leslie J Myatt |
| The LEADER + Programme | Wendy Anderson |
| Mey Personified | Tommy Geddes |
| A Brief History of Foyers | The late Gordon Wilson |
| Ruthwell Cross | Joyce Polanski |
| Excavated Finds and Treasure Trove in Scotland | Alan Saville |
| The Huna Vampire | Geoff Leet) |
| Current Biological Recording Schemes | Ken Butler |
| Some Rare Caithness Bees | Murdo Macdonald |
| A New Fossil Fish | Jack Saxon |
| Hetty Munro's War Diaries | Elizabeth Rintoul |
| Insurance and Safety Changes | |
| General Rules for Conduct on Outings | |
| Cumulative Contents of Caithness Field Club Bulletins 47 | |
