"ONE FISH, TWO FISH, THREE FISH" - Mink (North American)
"ONE FISH, TWO FISH, THREE FISH"
Mink (North American) - 7 Photos
This is a follow-up to the previous blog, "WHERE THE TREE LINE ENDS, CATTAILS GROW".
There probably was a good reason that this mink returned to the same hunting grounds twice within a relatively short period. Having scouted the rocks in that rapid & erratic mink manner mid-morning, the mink finally came up with a good size Prussian Carp (Photo #5).
And then on the afternoon visit, the completion of a further reconnaissance of the rocks resulted in not one but two more fish (Photo #6 & Photo #7).
So that would make, "One fish, two fish, three fish".
And as all fish caught were "Prussian Carp, an invasive fish species in Alberta, thanks little mink. You are indeed a super hero!
PHOTO #1
PHOTO #2
PHOTO #3
PHOTO #4
PHOTO #5 - And yes, a mink can fly!
PHOTO #6
PHOTO #7
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Comments
Both blogs about mink have such wonderful photos, bravo Susan too :)
Minks look very healthy, I guess carp diet agrees with them.