Pour les lecteurs américains : dans mes blogs, une belette fait référence à votre « petite belette » et une hermine à votre « belette à queue courte ». Pour en savoir plus sur l'identification et les définitions : CLIQUEZ ICI
Si vous lisez ceci aux États-Unis, suivez ce lien pour plus d'informations sur le prochain spectacle : https://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/mighty-weasel-preview-nzu4nn/21080/
Sinon, vous pouvez regarder un aperçu ici :
https://youtu.be/_nHo3sHg5B8
Le documentaire examine la famille des mustélidés, qui comprend les belettes et les blaireaux, et se demande pourquoi les belettes ont une si mauvaise réputation. Il suit les aventures d'une petite belette orpheline nommée Twiz et révèle la vraie nature de ces prédateurs de poche. Regardez-le pour voir comment j'ai équipé mon jardin du Yorkshire de plus de 50 caméras pour avoir un aperçu rare de la vie dramatique d'une mère hermine alors qu'elle essaie d'élever sa première famille. Et apprenez comment la nouvelle science découvre les capacités de résolution de problèmes du blaireau à miel, les secrets de la flexibilité légendaire du furet et le remarquable odorat du carcajou. Ensemble, en utilisant leurs compétences extraordinaires, cette famille fougueuse et intrépide a conquis la planète.
Si vous lisez ceci au Royaume-Uni et que vous avez manqué le documentaire de la BBC Natural World « Weasels : Feisty and Fearless », cliquez ici pour le regarder sur iPlayer.
Et cliquez sur les images ci-dessous pour regarder les moments forts du spectacle :
14 commentaires
Can I get some tips of building a stoat den here. I want them in my garden also!
Yes, so far the response from America has been very positive – and lots of people who have ferrets enjoyed watching the story of twiz, my rescue weasel
The Americans will love seeing the weasels. They are much more into ferrets as pets and as ferrets are the only domesticated part of the mustelid family it should be of great interest to ferret lovers
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Hello, glad you enjoyed watching the stoats and following the story of the rescue weasel, Twiz. She wasn’t injured at all, but hadn’t adapted well to life in the wild and was not likely to survive on her own. This was a result of her having been so very young when she was found. She went on to live a further 13 months after the filming – which is very good going for a weasel. You might like to read her full story on this blog: https://www.robertefuller.com/rescuing-a-wild-weasel-kit/
Watched the programme the other night and loved every bit of it. But what happened to the little weasel you raised from a baby? The credits at the end mentioned that the weasel didn’t take well to the wild and came back to live with you for the rest of his days. That doesn’t sound like a happy ending. Was it injured?
Loved your programme absolutely fantastic to see someone who cares about the natural world so much,inspiration.
I realy enjoyed this BBC2 programe on stoats and weasels. Thank you for all of your efforts and your stoat and weasel gardens, a clear insight into the stoats life cycle fom kit to adult, amazing photography.
I loved the show tonight !
Really looking forward to tonight’s programme. Record button is on . I know it’s been many months in production
Who would have thought that a trampoline would be such fun for stoats – they seem to truly just be playing around.
Stoats and weasels are fascinating as usually we are very lucky to see a glimpse. So really looking forward to tonight. Great thanks to Robert !
Looking forward to it Robert. Well done you. I’m very jealous!
I hope I get to see this here in the US. I love your channel.