| Topic: | Stag Beetle | |
| Posted by: | Delilah Hall | |
| Date/Time: | 22/06/15 11:09:00 |
| Great news Stuart! You are helping preserve this beautiful creature. The larvae eat rotting wood (and will stay for years in the same old tree stump if it is big enough!) and the adults will eat rotting wood but they move on to nectar, leaves, flowers etc. The adults only live a few months but in that time they have found their mates and hopefully laid eggs underground (near or in rotting wood again) to start the whole cycle off again. We need more old rotting tree stumps if future generations are to see these fantastic beetles. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Stag Beetle | 21/06/15 20:52:00 | Andrew Parkinson |
| Re:Stag Beetle | 21/06/15 21:30:00 | Jill Merrett |
| Stag Beetle | 21/06/15 22:53:00 | Delilah Hall |
| Re:Stag Beetle | 21/06/15 23:37:00 | Janet Norman |
| Re:Re:Stag Beetle | 22/06/15 00:10:00 | Delilah Hall |
| Re:Re:Re:Stag Beetle | 22/06/15 08:53:00 | James Doggett |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Stag Beetle | 22/06/15 09:41:00 | Stuart Kerr |
| Stag Beetle | 22/06/15 11:09:00 | Delilah Hall |
| Re:Stag Beetle | 22/06/15 11:34:00 | Philippa Bond |
| Re:Re:Stag Beetle | 22/06/15 12:30:00 | Delilah Hall |
| Stag Beetle | 04/07/15 21:29:00 | Delilah Hall |
| bump n/m | 06/07/15 02:32:00 | Catherine Steele |
| Re:Stag Beetles - please report sightings | 06/07/15 10:16:00 | Ireen Esmann |