Often referred to as ermine when their coats turn white in the winter, stoats are “curious by nature” and have “liveliness and speed” along with “the resilience necessary to adapt to a ...

Traditional robes are made from ermine, which is the white winter coat of the stoat. The Wildlife Trust describes stoats as small mammals related to the weasel and otter families, which can be ...

Stoats eat small birds and mammals, including the native Orkney vole A project to eradicate stoats from Orkney has been given the go-ahead after it was awarded £6m. The animals are said to pose a ...

Unlike Watling Street, Ermine Street has one clear starting point and a clear direct route. The name Ermine Street is not the road's original Roman name; instead, it is the Saxon name for the road ...

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However, the wildlife in this unique and delicate environment is under threat due to stoats that were brought to Orkney ...

“The Councils should focus on rabbits as well as everything else. “They seem to be fixated on possums and stoats and weasels and rats, which is fair enough. “But rabbits - they don’t give ...