Eeek-worthy Teensy Weasel-ette (OT)

http://www.cuteoverload.com/ Of course.

I don't know what specific kind of weasel-like creature this tiny baby is,
but it's amazingly dainty and precious. The leetle whiskers and claws!

Theresa

On 18 Aug, 09:11, "Kreisleriana" drtmuiratearthlink.net wrote:

I don't know what specific kind of weasel-like creature this tiny baby is,
but it's amazingly dainty and precious. The leetle whiskers and claws!

I saw this- apparently if it gets a black tip on its tail then it's a
weasel not a stoat- or could be the other way round!

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

Kreisleriana drtmuiratearthlink.net wrote:

http://www.cuteoverload.com/ Of course.

I don't know what specific kind of weasel-like creature this tiny baby is,
but it's amazingly dainty and precious. The leetle whiskers and claws!

What a sweet little face! It must be only days old. Isn't its head lying
on someone's thumb? Eek, the scale!

I sure hope the little baby survives.

Joyce

"Lesley" wrote in message
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On 18 Aug, 09:11, "Kreisleriana" drtmuiratearthlink.net wrote:

I don't know what specific kind of weasel-like creature this tiny baby
is,
but it's amazingly dainty and precious. The leetle whiskers and claws!

I saw this- apparently if it gets a black tip on its tail then it's a
weasel not a stoat- or could be the other way round!


A black tip on the tail will reveal it to be a stoat as it grows up . I
dunno what this one might be yet. Adult weasels are only as thick as a
pencil.
We only have one weasel and one stoat here. Stoats are bigger. If I had to
guess I would say the baby was a weasel or a stoat g
It's a weasel imo.

"Kreisleriana" drtmuiratearthlink.net wrote in message
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http://www.cuteoverload.com/ Of course.

I don't know what specific kind of weasel-like creature this tiny baby is,
but it's amazingly dainty and precious. The leetle whiskers and claws!

Theresa


Sorry to hijack your thread, but man somebody kidnapped Smokey for this pic:

http://mfrost.typepad.com/.shared/im...urdayrulez.jpg

Christina Websell wrote:

A black tip on the tail will reveal it to be a stoat as it grows up . I
dunno what this one might be yet. Adult weasels are only as thick as a
pencil.

You probably mean their *tails* are as thick as a pencil. Otherwise
those would be some skinny weasels!

I've never heard of a stoat before this thread. I wonder if there are
any on this side of the pond?

Joyce

Christina Websell wrote:
"Lesley" wrote in message
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On 18 Aug, 09:11, "Kreisleriana" drtmuiratearthlink.net wrote:

I don't know what specific kind of weasel-like creature this tiny
baby is,
but it's amazingly dainty and precious. The leetle whiskers and
claws!
I saw this- apparently if it gets a black tip on its tail then it's a
weasel not a stoat- or could be the other way round!


A black tip on the tail will reveal it to be a stoat as it grows up .
I dunno what this one might be yet. Adult weasels are only as thick
as a pencil.
We only have one weasel and one stoat here. Stoats are bigger. If I
had to guess I would say the baby was a weasel or a stoat g
It's a weasel imo.

I saw a stoat for the first time round here a couple of weeks ago, I've seen
lots of weasels and the old joke is true, a stoat's stotally different.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
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On 20 Aug 2007 06:44:31 GMT, wrote:

I've never heard of a stoat before this thread. I wonder if there are
any on this side of the pond?

White stoats are ermines. Their range does include North America.

Bud
--
The night is just the shadow of the Earth.

A black tip on the tail will reveal it to be a stoat as it grows up.
I've never heard of a stoat before this thread. I wonder if there are
any on this side of the pond?

You can weaselly tell them apart, they're stoatally different.

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Kreisleriana wrote:

http://www.cuteoverload.com/ Of course.

I don't know what specific kind of weasel-like creature this tiny baby is,
but it's amazingly dainty and precious. The leetle whiskers and claws!

Theresa


So very cute!
Best wishes,
Polonca and Soncek