Ermines Collection

Ermine / Short-tailed Weasel - Winter. Minnesota, Northern USA. MN211
TOM-1368 Ermine / Short-tailed Weasel / Stoat - winter Minnesota, Northern USA Mustela erminea The stoat is known as Ermine during the winter when it has a white winter coat

Ermine / Stoart
ME-2545 Ermine or Stoat Mustela erminea Johan De Meester contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Stoat / Ermine JPF 4219 Looking up - Alps, Europe Mustela ermina © Jean-Paul Ferrero / ardea. com
JPF-4219 STOAT / Ermine / Short-tailed weasel - in winter coat Alps, Europe Mustela erminea The stoat is known as Ermine during the winter when it has a white winter coat

Ermine / Stoat / Short-tailed weasel - running through snow - March - Swiss Jura - Switzerland
BLT-478 Ermine / Stoat / Short-tailed weasel - running through snow March - Swiss Jura - Switzerland Mustela erminea Yves Bilat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Ermine / Stoat
SR-5181 STOAT / Ermine / Short-tailed weasel - in snow, January. Falkland, BC. Canada Mustela erminea The stoat is known as Ermine during the winter when it has a white winter coat

Stoat - 5 weeks old young in lair
AEB-1858 STOAT / Ermine / Short-tailed weasel - 5 weeks old young in lair Mustela erminea Distribution: Common throughout UK and Ireland

stand up, stand up
Anna Cseresnjes

Picture No. 12009618
Ermine / Stoat - adult in winter coat - Germany Date:

Picture No. 12009615
Ermine, Stoat - adult - Germany Date:

Ermines table turning
A group of lady ermines (which, to be honest, look more like ferrets) partake in some table turning during a sceance. One of a number of taxidermy tableaux featured in an article in The Girl's

A short-tailed weasel sitting in the snow, looking forward, USA
A short-tailed weasel (Mustela erminea) camouflaged in its white winter coat, looking out over the snow; United States of America

Less Vermin - More Game, front cover of the DuPont Magazine
615322 Less Vermin - More Game, front cover of the DuPont Magazine, April 1923 (colour litho) by American School, (20th century); Hagley Museum & Library, Wilmington, Delaware

Picture No. 12010549
Stoat / Ermine - adult in winter coat - Denmark Date:

Picture No. 12010546
Stoat / Ermine - adult animal - Austria Date:

Picture No. 12010545
Stoat / Ermine - adult animal - Germany Date:

Picture No. 12010544
Stoat / Ermine - adult animal - Germany Date:

Picture No. 12009616
Ermine, Stoat - adult - Germany Date:

Picture No. 12009617
Ermine, Stoat - adult - Austria Date:

Picture No. 12009614
Ermine, Stoat - adult - Germany Date:

Illustration, Stoat or Ermine (Mustela erminea) standing on hind legs and turning its head back to look behind it, side view

Stoat / Ermine / Short-tailed weasel - in snow - The stoat is known as Ermine during the winter when it has a white
SR-5180 STOAT / Ermine / Short-tailed weasel - in snow Falkland BC, Canada Mustela erminea The stoat is known as Ermine during the winter when it has a white winter coat

Ermine with prey (lemming) in abandoned winter hut (a typical habitat for ermines) (Mustela erminea). near Dikson, Russian Arctic. Typical species along the Kara Sea coast. Summer, August

2603421; out of copyright

Orchard Ermine (Yponomeuta padella) adult, resting on grass, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, July

Buff Ermine (Spilosoma luteum) adult male, resting on bark, Oxfordshire, England, June

Ermine

Spindle Ermine (Yponomeuta cagnagella) caterpillars, in silk web on European Spindle (Euonymus europaeus) bush in ancient woodland, Alun Valley, Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales, May

Buff Ermine (Spilosoma luteum) larva

Ermine / Stoat / Short-tailed weasel - in snow - January - Swiss Jura - Switzerland
BLT-477 Ermine / Stoat / Short-tailed weasel - in snow - January Swiss Jura - Switzerland Mustela erminea Yves Bilat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Ermine with prey (lemming) in abandoned winter hut (a typical habitat for ermines) near Dikson - Russian Arctic
ANZ-1009 Ermine with prey (lemming) in abandoned winter hut (a typical habitat for ermines) near Dikson - Russian Arctic. Typical species along the Kara Sea coast

Ermine or Short-tailed Weasel Northern Rockies, Canada MN186
TOM-1366 Ermine / Short-tailed Weasel / Stoat Jasper National Park, Northern Rockies, Canada Mustela erminea The stoat is known as Ermine during the winter when it has a white winter coat

Stoat
ME-1208 Ermine / Short-tailed Weasel / Stoat Mustela erminea Distribution: Common throughout UK and Ireland, northern temperate parts of Eurasia

Stoat Belgium
ME-1206 Ermine / Short-tailed Weasel / Stoat Belgium Mustela erminea Distribution: Common throughout UK and Ireland, northern temperate parts of Eurasia

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"Ermines: The Agile and Adorable Predators of the Snowy Alps" These captivating creatures, known as ermines or stoats, are a sight to behold in their natural habitat. With their sleek bodies and snow-white fur during winter, they blend seamlessly into the snowy landscapes of Europe's majestic Alps. Jean-Paul Ferrero's stunning photograph captures an ermine looking up, showcasing its curiosity and alertness. In Switzerland's Swiss Jura region, another snapshot reveals an ermine darting through the snow with incredible speed. This short-tailed weasel leaves behind delicate footprints as it navigates its wintry playground during March. A testament to their adaptability, these small predators thrive even in harsh conditions. Traveling across continents to Minnesota in Northern USA, we find yet another glimpse of these enchanting creatures. In this winter wonderland setting captured by MN211, an ermine stands out against the white backdrop while displaying its elegant coat that transitions from brown to pure white. From infancy to adulthood, stoats captivate us at every stage of life. A heartwarming image showcases a 5-week-old young stoat nestled safely within its lair—a reminder of nature's miracles unfolding before our eyes. The versatility and resilience cannot be understated; they effortlessly navigate various terrains and climates worldwide. Their ability to turn tables is evident as they skillfully hunt prey while remaining elusive themselves—true masters of survival. As we delve deeper into appreciating these fascinating creatures' beauty and gracefulness on Picture No. 12009618 and Picture No. 12009615, it becomes clear why they have become subjects for photographers around the globe. While often associated with vermin due to their predatory nature, let us remember that these remarkable animals play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance—a sentiment echoed on the front cover of DuPont Magazine: "Less Vermin - More Game.