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stag beetle links and downloads

• The stag beetle helpline
  Website dedicated to stag beetles!

• Stag beetle fact sheet

• Beetle ID guide
  Know your chafers from your lessers with our beetle ID guide.

• Stag beetle friendly gardening
  Leaflet containing advice on how to create the perfect log pile.

• Stepping Stones for Stag Beetles
  Create a stag beetle haven in your garden, park or school grounds.

• Stag beetles and the law
  Find out about the stag beetle as a protected species.

• Dead wood samples please!
  Scientists at the University of London are studying the fungus associated with dead wood where beetle larvae are found. If you can provide them with a sample of wood where you have found larvae, download the form here and send it in.

• Watch footage of a flying stag beetle! Film by Andy Savidge, Portsmouth.

• NEW SURVEY Stag beetle larval incidents in private gardens
  Stag beetle expert Maria Fremlin is interested in very specific questions regarding the interactions between people and stag beetles.

• Database of insects and their food plants
  This database is primarily a collation of published interactions between Great Britain ‘s invertebrate herbivores (insects and mites) and their host plants. DBIF aims to help researchers access the accumulated knowledge of British plant-herbivore interactions, which is otherwise scattered throughout a vast published literature.

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