adult female ermine Comparison Table

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adult female ermine comparison table

Subject weigh call store have breeding season moult in have length reach sexual maturity by suckle kill by has part have distribution make nest of eat give birth in have name in French have picture live kill prey by have colour is a kind of kill for have habitat have scientific name depend on have Order name give birth to have apparent gestation period change colour in have Family name

adult ermine stoat extra food in larders early summer March and April and again in October and November coyotes, badgers, foxes, hawks, owls, martens, wolverines, fishers, humans small mouth all of Canada fur, feathers, grass, leaves mice, shrews, hares, porcupines, birds, squirrels, fish, rats, voles, ground squirrels, pocket gophers, chipmunks, pikas, mountain beavers, snakes, frogs, earthworms hermine in hollow log, under building, in burrow of mouse, ground squirrel, chipmunk or pocket gopher grabbing it around the shoulders and biting through the neck at the base of the skull brown on top and white below in summer, white in winter, black tipped tail ermine fur by humans boreal coniferous forests, mixed forests, tundra, meadow edges, shrubby river banks, lakeshores Mustella erminea mice Order Carnivora spring and fall because of changing duration of daylight Family Mustelidae

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adult female ermine 45-74 g stoat extra food in larders early summer March and April and again in October and November 215-255 mm 2-3 months of age babies coyotes, badgers, foxes, hawks, owls, martens, wolverines, fishers, humans 10 mammae all of Canada fur, feathers, grass, leaves mice, shrews, hares, porcupines, birds, squirrels, fish, rats, voles, ground squirrels, pocket gophers, chipmunks, pikas, mountain beavers, snakes, frogs, earthworms April or May hermine in hollow log, under building, in burrow of mouse, ground squirrel, chipmunk or pocket gopher grabbing it around the shoulders and biting through the neck at the base of the skull brown on top and white below in summer, white in winter, black tipped tail female mammal fur by humans boreal coniferous forests, mixed forests, tundra, meadow edges, shrubby river banks, lakeshores Mustella erminea mice Order Carnivora live babies 10 months spring and fall because of changing duration of daylight Family Mustelidae

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Subject	weigh	call	store	have breeding season	moult in	have length	reach sexual maturity by	suckle	kill by	has part	have distribution	make nest of	eat	give birth in	have name in French	have picture	live	kill prey by	have colour	is a kind of	kill for	have habitat	have scientific name	depend on	have Order name	give birth to	have apparent gestation period	change colour in	have Family name
adult ermine		stoat	extra food in larders	early summer	March and April and again in October and November				coyotes, badgers, foxes, hawks, owls, martens, wolverines, fishers, humans	small mouth	all of Canada	fur, feathers, grass, leaves	mice, shrews, hares, porcupines, birds, squirrels, fish, rats, voles, ground squirrels, pocket gophers, chipmunks, pikas, mountain beavers, snakes, frogs, earthworms		hermine		in hollow log, under building, in burrow of mouse, ground squirrel, chipmunk or pocket gopher	grabbing it around the shoulders and biting through the neck at the base of the skull	brown on top and white below in summer, white in winter, black tipped tail	ermine	fur by humans	boreal coniferous forests, mixed forests, tundra, meadow edges, shrubby river banks, lakeshores	Mustella erminea	mice	Order Carnivora			spring and fall because of changing duration of daylight	Family Mustelidae
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adult female ermine	45-74 g	stoat	extra food in larders	early summer	March and April and again in October and November	215-255 mm	2-3 months of age	babies	coyotes, badgers, foxes, hawks, owls, martens, wolverines, fishers, humans	10 mammae	all of Canada	fur, feathers, grass, leaves	mice, shrews, hares, porcupines, birds, squirrels, fish, rats, voles, ground squirrels, pocket gophers, chipmunks, pikas, mountain beavers, snakes, frogs, earthworms	April or May	hermine		in hollow log, under building, in burrow of mouse, ground squirrel, chipmunk or pocket gopher	grabbing it around the shoulders and biting through the neck at the base of the skull	brown on top and white below in summer, white in winter, black tipped tail	female mammal	fur by humans	boreal coniferous forests, mixed forests, tundra, meadow edges, shrubby river banks, lakeshores	Mustella erminea	mice	Order Carnivora	live babies	10 months	spring and fall because of changing duration of daylight	Family Mustelidae