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Images of Victoria College student Daniel Laffoley, who was a bat expert and was being filmed by the BBC at Government House with Lieutenant Governor General Sir Peter Whiteley and Lady Whiteley and holding equipment to listen to bats [from JEP 14/11/1980 p 5].

Reference: L/A/75/A3/5/5868

JEP Photographic Job Number: 1980/5868

Date: 14 November 1980

Images of floats from the 1937 Battle of Flowers which include Gainsborough's The Duchess of Devonshire, entered by Mrs J N Davis, which won Class A and the Merit Prize, and the Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society exhibit 'Beyond the Glade' depicting the Jersey National Trust [see JWP 7/8/1937]. The images were produced from the negatives depicted in Contact Sheet 3 of Red Contact File 6 from the Jersey Evening Post (JEP) Photographic Archive.

Reference: L/A/75/A4/6/CS3/3

Date: 1937 - 7 August 1937

Images of a natural blow hole and rock bridge at Grand Becquet near Plemont [see JWP 22/10/1938 p 12 and 29/10/1938 p 1]. The images were produced from the negatives depicted in Contact Sheet 3 of Red Contact File 11 from the Jersey Evening Post (JEP) Photographic Archive.

Reference: L/A/75/A4/11/CS3/2

Date: October 1938 - 29 October 1938

Poem concerning birds and nature with each verse beginning with subsequent letters of the alphabet, signed by Jean Amy

Reference: L/C/112/B6/2

Date: 1745

Letter 122 from Kath [Kathleen de Carteret], Vale Farm, St Peter to her dear Heart [Kenneth Henry Le Sueur]. Includes comments about the couple's approaching reunion after three years apart, and asks Kenneth to bring back samples of the flora and fauna of St Vincent in his trunks on his return home, with sketches. Includes original envelope addressed to K H Le Sueur, Western Telegraph Company, St Vincent, Cape Verde Islands with one brown 1½d postage stamp and one red 1d postage stamp.

Reference: L/C/142/A1/A1/1/122

Date: 3 November 1930 - 4 November 1930

Notes of a talk on Jersey trees and a copy of an article titled The Native Orchids of Jersey published in the bulletin of La Société Jersiaise, 1937. Written on the inside cover of booklet is J J Jackson, St Thomas's Hospital.

Reference: L/C/142/B13/12

Date: 1937

Photographic slides taken in Rex Graham Reserve, Suffolk, January 1976. Includes photographs of plants in the reserve and a sign regarding the management of the reserve.

Reference: L/C/142/C1/C/129

Date: 1 January 1976 - 31 January 1976

Photograph of a view

Reference: L/C/229/A2/73

Date: 1920 - 1960

Photograph of a group of swans on a river

Reference: L/C/229/A2/311

Photographic image of a garden

Reference: L/C/229/A2/342

Postcard to the future sent by Charlotte Buesnel. The postcard concerns things like people and nature.

Reference: L/F/69/21

Date: 2000

Postcard to the future by Dale Marshall of De La Salle College. The postcard concerns wildlife, nature and keeping the world tidy.

Reference: L/F/69/376b

Date: 2000

''Aubin the Goose'', bathing in Paula Thelwell's brook at Boulivot de Bas, Grouville after the thunderstorm in the early hours of 06/05/2000. Aubin had lived in St Aubin's Harbour since October 1997, and had become quite a local celebrity.

Reference: p/03/147/2

Date: 6 May 2000

''Aubin the Goose'' bathing in Paula Thelwell's brook at Boulivot de Bas, Grouville after the thunderstorm of the early hours of 06/05/2000. Aubin had lived in St Aubin's Harbour for years, and had become quite a local celebrity.

Reference: p/03/147/3

Date: 6 May 2000

The Jersey wild Orchid in bloom, as it does in abundance each May, in the wet meadow owned and managed by the National Trust. (Especially cut pathways lead from the gate way in Chemin de L'Ouziere).

Reference: p/03/216/1

Date: 27 May 2000

The Jersey wild orchid in flower at the wet meadow (owned and managed by the National trust for Jersey) at Noir Pré, St Ouen.

Reference: p/03/216/2

Date: 27 May 2000

Stonecrop (spring flowers) in full flower along a drystone wall in St Ouen. The extensive and ancient drystone walls are one of the glories of Jersey.

Reference: p/03/216/3

Date: 29 May 2000

Lichens growing on a dry stone wall in St Ouen. Lichens are unique in being composed of two organisms, algae and fungi, which form a close symbiotic association. Lichens live for a very long time. In one hundred years you may still be able to view the lichen pictured. It can be found fifty paces from Le Chemin des Monts, down the last road on the left before the Dolmen de Grantez.

Reference: p/03/216/5

Date: 29 May 2000

The cactus ''Econopsis Multiplex'', as seen in the garden of Bob Gaiger, in St Ouen. The cactus is the favourite of Mary Gaiger!

Reference: p/03/216/12

Date: 9 June 2000

David Mashiter, Veronica Mashiter and Malcolm Newton standing by the honeysuckle in Le Câtel Fort, Grève de Lecq Barracks, during a National Trust for Jersey outing.

Reference: p/03/448/16

Date: 24 June 2000

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