Could be a stoat/ermine? That or a runaway ferret. Definitely Mustelidae like you said though.
Could be a stoat/ermine? That or a runaway pet ferret. Definitely Mustelidae like you said though.
Looks like a European polecat to me.Polecat numbers are apparently on the increase:http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ferreter/polecats.htm
It looks like a Ferret or Ferret/Polecat cross to me.
this looks very very much like a young Stoat Mustela erminea, the black tip of the tail is the dead give away.Why not a Weasle well my granfather told me.A Weasle is weasily distinguished while a stoat is stoatally different"Sorry couldnt help the pun grandad used to get a kick outta that one.It does however look like a young stoat looking for somewhere to stake its claim and set up territory.
I'd say it's a ferret.
Hi.Looks like a polecat to me, insofar as you can make it out on cctv.I used to live on anglesey and I was told they were quite common there thought the only ones I saw were roadkill.
Looks like a polecat to me, insofar as you can ever make much out on CCTV.
Could be a stoat/ermine? That or a runaway ferret. Definitely Mustelidae like you said though.
ReplyDeleteCould be a stoat/ermine? That or a runaway pet ferret. Definitely Mustelidae like you said though.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a European polecat to me.
ReplyDeletePolecat numbers are apparently on the increase:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ferreter/polecats.htm
It looks like a Ferret or Ferret/Polecat cross to me.
ReplyDeletethis looks very very much like a young Stoat Mustela erminea, the black tip of the tail is the dead give away.
ReplyDeleteWhy not a Weasle well my granfather told me.
A Weasle is weasily distinguished while a stoat is stoatally different"
Sorry couldnt help the pun grandad used to get a kick outta that one.
It does however look like a young stoat looking for somewhere to stake its claim and set up territory.
I'd say it's a ferret.
ReplyDeleteHi.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a polecat to me, insofar as you can make it out on cctv.
I used to live on anglesey and I was told they were quite common there thought the only ones I saw were roadkill.
Looks like a polecat to me, insofar as you can ever make much out on CCTV.
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