Thanks for commenting! I think this one is actually a stoat or ermine rather than a long tailed weasel. Beautiful little animal. The next day we had a spring blizzard. That's April!
Purely an accident, just happened upon it and had a camera. It was a quite cautious but didn't seem to mind me filming. It was the first springlike day of the year and the next day we had a blizzard!
Such pretty little faces.
Thanks for commenting! I think this one is actually a stoat or ermine rather than a long tailed weasel. Beautiful little animal. The next day we had a spring blizzard. That's April!
Amazed you caught it, they're the devil to find.
Purely an accident, just happened upon it and had a camera. It was a quite cautious but didn't seem to mind me filming. It was the first springlike day of the year and the next day we had a blizzard!
Un joli petit animal, j’aime beaucoup les animaux, j’ai la chance de partager mon logis avec un gentil chihuahua de 6 mois Amitiés Camarades 🐕🐕🐕
Oh My! Was this on your land? Such a cutie! Is it or it's family still there? Have you seen it/them since?
There are weasels everywhere.
Shaun Evertson I had NO idea! I'd love to go hunting for them one day. With a camera, of course!
They are small, fast, camouflaged, and largely nocturnal. prairieadventure.blogspot.com/2017/08/um-i-have-question.html
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