PINE MARTEN - Hessilhead Wildlife Rescue

[@samsanimationcorner3820]

She is the most precious thing ever!

[@Pyrrhic537]

Beautiful creature.

[@harperjmusic]

Awesome Ive just applied to be a resident volunteer here. Looks fantastic!

[@AndysmGray]

Lovely wee animal. Hi Jennifer. I know you're a busy lass, but a short YT video now and again woud be very welcome......Onwards and upwards my dear...........Andy👍

[@tusconcactus7119]

Bravo thanks to all of you for your work

[@watermusic711]

Pound for pound most lethal killers

[@ianthrasherwood]

Amazing work Hessilhead Wildlife Rescue !

[@brakesforsnakes757]

Part of me really wants to buy a captive bred Pine Marten and the other part knows it could be a very bad idea.

[@fanpet3912]

Yes, that is a very bad idea. Pine martens are not bred as pets as they are not domesticated and make terrible pets. They're very cute but they should stay wild. Get a ferret instead

[@jimmcintosh9045]

We could do with a few pine martens in Roselle park Ayr to get rid of the grey squirrels.

[@KentDonaldson]

What a great place!

[@RoninCatholic]

Five toes is normal for the weasel family? _Looks at own_ Huh.

[@markkimberley3083]

Nice video look after my buzzard George he is strong lad I know he can make it and he'll flay free over my house once. More

[@awilderireland]

Lovely footage and great to see them being looked after. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKPTYZ98breJeM0 Here's my pal Marty filmed not too far from a large town. I have a playlist of Pine Marten footage on my channel. As mentioned in the VWT video they are starting to do well again in Ireland and are extending their range. But are still considered a rare sight in general. But that is partly due to their nature. They were restricted to only one or two areas (e.g. the Burren in Co. Clare) and close to extinction until quite recently. So there is hope for England and Wales.