8 thoughts on “ Ermine ”

1. Meaning of ermine in English: ermine. Translate ermine into Spanish. noun ermine, ermines. 1 A stoat, especially when in its white winter coat. ‘Predators of erethizontids include mustelids such as martens, minks, wolverines, ermine, weasels, and fishers.’.

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2. ermine meaning: 1. expensive white fur with black spots that is the winter fur of the stoat (= a small mammal) and. Learn more.

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3. Synonyms for ermine in Free Thesaurus. Antonyms for ermine. 2 synonyms for ermine: Mustela erminea, shorttail weasel. What are synonyms for ermine?

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4. Ermine frosting is light and airy. This vintage recipe is what bakers used to frost their layer cakes before the days of cream cheese frosting that were thickened with powdered sugar. Ermine frosting holds like buttercream but will also remind you of whipped cream. This recipe makes about 4 cups.

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5. Ermine occur throughout Alaska from the mainland to islands in Southcentral and Southeast, excluding the Aleutian Islands. Recent reports of ermine occurrence on Evans Island, Prince William Sound and possibly other islands of Prince William Sound are not yet verified, but taxonomic status (likely M. e. arctica) and genetic characteristics of.

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6. Ermine definition is - any of several weasels whose coats become white in winter usually with black on the tip of the tail; especially: a weasel (Mustela erminea) chiefly of northern Eurasia and North America that has a short tail, is found in varied habitats (such as forest, grassland, and tundra), and preys especially on small mammals (such as voles and mice): short-tailed weasel, stoat.

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7. The ermine gets its name for the colour of its fur. In fact, the word "ermine" refers to an animal with a white coat, while "stoat" is used for the individuals with brown fur .

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8. The average ermine lifespan is up to two years in the wild. While they are bold hunters they fall prey to foxes, raptors, badgers and fishers. Notes: Ermines have three different types of vocalizations: a trill to communicate with other ermines, a screech to ward off prey and a squeal when they find themselves in a dangerous situation.

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