ermine Comparison Table

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ermine comparison table

Subject have breeding season make nest of depend on kill by moult in live change colour in kill prey by climb store is a kind of have distribution be nocturnal have scientific name swim grow rapidly eat kill for has part have name in French open eyes at have colour have picture call have habitat

weasel carnivore

ermine fur, feathers, grass, leaves mice coyotes, badgers, foxes, hawks, owls, martens, wolverines, fishers, humans in hollow log, under building, in burrow of mouse, ground squirrel, chipmunk or pocket gopher weasel all of Canada Mustella erminea fur by humans hermine stoat boreal coniferous forests, mixed forests, tundra, meadow edges, shrubby river banks, lakeshores

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

baby ermine fur, feathers, grass, leaves mice coyotes, badgers, foxes, hawks, owls, martens, wolverines, fishers, humans in hollow log, under building, in burrow of mouse, ground squirrel, chipmunk or pocket gopher ermine all of Canada Mustella erminea fur by humans sealed eyes at birth hermine 5 weeks white at birth stoat boreal coniferous forests, mixed forests, tundra, meadow edges, shrubby river banks, lakeshores

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Subject	have breeding season	make nest of	depend on	kill by	moult in	live	change colour in	kill prey by	climb	store	is a kind of	have distribution	be nocturnal	have scientific name	swim	grow rapidly	eat	kill for	has part	have name in French	open eyes at	have colour	have picture	call	have habitat
weasel											carnivore
ermine		fur, feathers, grass, leaves	mice	coyotes, badgers, foxes, hawks, owls, martens, wolverines, fishers, humans		in hollow log, under building, in burrow of mouse, ground squirrel, chipmunk or pocket gopher					weasel	all of Canada		Mustella erminea				fur by humans		hermine				stoat	boreal coniferous forests, mixed forests, tundra, meadow edges, shrubby river banks, lakeshores
adult ermine	early summer	fur, feathers, grass, leaves	mice	coyotes, badgers, foxes, hawks, owls, martens, wolverines, fishers, humans	March and April and again in October and November	in hollow log, under building, in burrow of mouse, ground squirrel, chipmunk or pocket gopher	spring and fall because of changing duration of daylight	grabbing it around the shoulders and biting through the neck at the base of the skull		extra food in larders	ermine	all of Canada		Mustella erminea			mice, shrews, hares, porcupines, birds, squirrels, fish, rats, voles, ground squirrels, pocket gophers, chipmunks, pikas, mountain beavers, snakes, frogs, earthworms	fur by humans	small mouth	hermine		brown on top and white below in summer, white in winter, black tipped tail		stoat	boreal coniferous forests, mixed forests, tundra, meadow edges, shrubby river banks, lakeshores
baby ermine		fur, feathers, grass, leaves	mice	coyotes, badgers, foxes, hawks, owls, martens, wolverines, fishers, humans		in hollow log, under building, in burrow of mouse, ground squirrel, chipmunk or pocket gopher					ermine	all of Canada		Mustella erminea				fur by humans	sealed eyes at birth	hermine	5 weeks	white at birth		stoat	boreal coniferous forests, mixed forests, tundra, meadow edges, shrubby river banks, lakeshores