mustelid

• “The Kentish otters herald a remarkable – if slow – renaissance for the sleek, fish-devouring member of the mustelid family, which declined by 95% of its range in western Europe during the 20th century.”

  The Guardian: Otters are back – in every county in England

• “Maybe mink, the slow cousin of the mustelid family.”

  Memento Mori à Trois | clusterflock

• “Conservation officers attempting to track the spread of the rarely-seen fisher (a good-sized mustelid) are using fingerprints to distinguish individual animals.”

  Archive 2007-05-01

• “Rodent and mustelid eradication programs are planned for some of the island reserves.”

  Richmond temperate forests

• “But my dog needs to work off lead, and there are as many skunks mink, too in my hawking fields as in the park: A mustelid meet-up is inevitable.”

  Archive 2006-07-01

• “Dear Steve, yes, I also think it is likely that most of this dirty work is done by someone else, for example and most likely by William M. Connolley – see mustelid.blogspot.com.”

  Is Gavin Schmidt Honest? « Climate Audit

• “The deceased mustelid up by the golf course has pretty much dried up to a mummy, no apparent smell.”

  We hates airlineses...

• “He shot up the last of a roll of film on this little mustelid, and then it disappeared under the front of the truck.”

  grouse Diary Entry

• “Much too kind for the likes of this poor mustelid!”

  Simon & Schuster: Writer Ferrets: Chasing the Muse

• “The release - an invitation-only event at the Badlands National Park - was attended by about two dozen ferret fanatics and kicked off a weekend of nationwide festivities to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the rediscovery of a mustelid.”

  KansasCity.com: Front Page

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