Were there really pine martens, and could she see one?

The pine marten was actually leaning against the side of the bed now.

Young European pine martens weigh around 30 grams at birth.

The province is also home to the pine marten and the ermine.

He was like some creature of the wild - a pine marten or a snow fox.

In England, pine martens are extremely rare, and long considered probably extinct.

Pine marten is another notable species in the park.

When pine martens curled up on the hearth like sleepy cats.

Mammals include the red squirrel and the pine marten.

Less common but present are mountain lion, pine marten, fisher, and wolverine.

The accompanying lodge at the top of Pine Marten was built two years later.

Martha mentioned the pine martens they had seen.

Estrus and copulation occur at the same time as in the pine marten.

Initially there was an invasion of red squirrels, and it seems that pine martens have joined them.

One pair of pine martens, filmed at night, had not read the instructions and demolished the box.

It showed a pine marten on a garden trellis peering, as they do, at the camera.

Amongst mammals in the nature reserve the mink and pine marten are common.

Their primary predators include owls, foxes, pine martens, and wildcats.

Peel hunted pine martens and hares, in addition to foxes.

The hair is soft, glossy and was once reputed to be finer than that of the pine marten.

Hospital Wood is home to wildlife such as pine martens, deer, foxes and a variety of birds.

Britain's rarest mammal, the pine marten, can also be found in the centre.

At one end there were three ornate chairs occupied by two wildcats and a pine marten.

Moose, beavers, squirrels, pine martens are abundant in the reserve.

For him even to make such an offhand reference to it was rarer than a purple pine marten.