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Keep Your Eye Open for Mink
A mink was seen near the Warden's Watch on Saturday, and one was reported hit by a vehicle on Boroline Road by Route 17 recently, so keep your eyes open and your cameras ready. (And slow down if you're on Boroline Road.)
If you do get some pix, please share so I can post them on the blog. Thanks.
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Very cool theory. I’ll post something if I hear anything.
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Cool! I’ve often wondered whether the spring rash of roadkilled mink isn’t connected to the wanderings of muskrats, which start showing up, live and dead, in odd places about this time of year. Suppose the mink are following them?
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Jim Wright
Very cool theory. I’ll post something if I hear anything.
Rick Wright
Cool! I’ve often wondered whether the spring rash of roadkilled mink isn’t connected to the wanderings of muskrats, which start showing up, live and dead, in odd places about this time of year. Suppose the mink are following them?