European Pine Marten (Martes martes): This mammal has retractable claws which enable it to climb trees & run along tree branches in the arboreal habitats of Northern Europe. Cracking photo taken by Danny Green in Scotland. #PineMarten #marten #mammal #forest #nature #wildlife #scotland #MartesMartes

European Pine Marten (Martes martes) / Cat crainn - Co Laois, Ireland. February 2023. Stunning animals. #pinemarten #martesmartes #irishwildlife #wildlife #nature #mammals

It’s #TautonymTuesday! Meet Martes martes, the European pine marten. This agile #mustelid roams woodlands across Europe, known for its chestnut fur, bushy tail, and creamy throat patch. A classic tautonym in mammalian #taxonomy! #MartesMartes #CarnivoreEcology Photo: Dani Kropivnik

Pine Marten by Dan Bagur delves deep into the secretive behaviour of one of our rarest and most elusive mammals.

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Once threatened by habitat loss and #hunting, pine #martens are recovering in parts of Europe thanks to legal protection and #reforestation. It plays a key role in forest #ecosystems as both predator and seed disperser. #TautonymTuesday #Conservation #MartesMartes Photo: Vince Smith

New on the blog! Author Dan Bagur talks to us about Pine Marten 📖

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Pine #martens are built for climbing, with a slender body, semi-retractable claws, and a long tail for balance. It’s solitary and crepuscular, feeding on small #mammals, birds, and fruit. A stealthy forest dweller! #TautonymTuesday #Mustelid #MartesMartes Photo: Green Yoshi

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