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pelliott1954

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25-03-2022, 14:00

Hi All,

You can go a long time without seeing a Stoat, this week I have seen 2 in different places within a couple of days, the first was just a bit too far away to get a decent image, I did manage a couple today though.

6 by Paul Elliott, on Flickr

7a by Paul Elliott, on Flickr

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Trev B

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25-03-2022, 14:32

Great capture Paul, lucky you. With Stoats and Weasels it a case of being in the right place at the right time.

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Bill53

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#3

25-03-2022, 19:17

Nice shots Paul.

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tigerburnie

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#4

25-03-2022, 21:33

Nice set, I see them, but have no images, too quick.

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ST-EOS

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#5

25-03-2022, 21:57

Two lovely images Paul

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#6

26-03-2022, 11:38

Great photos.
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#7

26-03-2022, 17:03

Great captures Paul - the only one I have seen was awfully dead by the side of the road.

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Colin W

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#8

26-03-2022, 19:39

Two nice photos, I have never had the chance to photo them.
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pelliott1954

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#9

27-03-2022, 16:49

Thanks to all who looked and those who left a kind comment, appreciated

Paul
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