beetle deer lucanus cervus

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beetle deer , Lucanus cervus Royalty Free Stock Photo
Zentangle stylized stag-beetle (Lucanus cervus) Royalty Free Stock Photo
Zentangle stylized stag-beetle (Lucanus cervus) Royalty Free Stock Photo
Beetle deer Lucanus cervus vector graphic Royalty Free Stock Photo
The deer beetle is on the tree. Male stag beetle Lucanus cervus on the green hosta leaf. Close-up Royalty Free Stock Photo
The European stag beetle Lucanus cervus perched on a vine Royalty Free Stock Photo
The European stag beetle Lucanus cervus perched on a vine Royalty Free Stock Photo
beetle deer , Lucanus cervus
Deer beetle Lucanus cervus female on a green leaf in the garden of a country house close-up. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Deer beetle Lucanus cervus female on a green leaf in the garden of a country house close-up. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The European stag beetle Lucanus cervus perched on a vine Royalty Free Stock Photo
The European stag beetle Lucanus cervus perched on a vine Royalty Free Stock Photo
Male stag beetle Lucanus cervus. Royalty Free Stock Photo
The deer beetle is on the tree. Lucanus Cervus Royalty Free Stock Photo
Male stag beetle Lucanus cervus. Royalty Free Stock Photo
beetle deer ,. Lucanus cervus is the best-known species of stag beetle in the West (family Lucanidae), and is sometimes referred to simply as the stag beetle. In the UK it is associated with urban gardens, but is more commonly found in forests in the rest of Europe. Forest management, in eliminating old trees and dead wood, eliminates at the same time the habitat and food of this species. Once quite common, the population of the Lucanus cervus, along with that of other species of beetles which feed on dead wood, is in decline, and is now listed as a globally threatened/declining species. Threateneddeclining, x28family, lucanidaex29


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