Mustela Erminea Collection
The Mustela erminea, commonly known as the Stoat or Ermine, is a fascinating creature found in various regions around the world
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The Mustela erminea, commonly known as the Stoat or Ermine, is a fascinating creature found in various regions around the world. Its winter fur is particularly remarkable, transforming its appearance into a stunning white coat that blends seamlessly with snowy landscapes. In Allgau, Bavaria, Germany, this stoat was captured in July for the 2020VISION Book Plate project. The image showcases its sleek and agile body as it navigates through its natural habitat. Similarly, in Lucerne, Switzerland during March, another stoat stands alert amidst grassland scenery. The stoats' adaptability to different environments is evident in their presence across continents. In Minnesota's Northern USA during winter months, these short-tailed weasels are seen braving the cold weather with their thick coats (MN211). British Columbia also witnesses their resilience as they peer out of holes in snow-covered terrain. Conwy in Wales provides an opportunity to observe these creatures on rocky saltmarshes while standing tall and confident (June). Meanwhile, Upper Bavaria offers glimpses of both running through deep snow and standing upright against a wintry backdrop (February). Not limited to Europe and North America alone; Russia's Northern Caucasus highlands host these elegant animals too (Picture No. 12009618). Their presence worldwide highlights their ability to thrive across diverse ecosystems. Whether it be exploring grasslands or navigating snowy terrains with grace and agility - Mustela erminea never fails to captivate observers with its beauty and adaptability.