Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 152
g the land. The mink wears a brown coat, sometimesquite dark. Occasionally there are spots ofwhite on it. The body is quite slender andthe tail rather bushy. The mink is fond ofthe water; its food consists of fish, mice,moles, crabs, birds, and even poultry. Itsbright eyes and sharp teeth are very… … Fig. 36.—The Mink. You would like to see a muskrat at work,I am sure. With the broad front teeth it cutsoff some of the tall reeds which grow inmarshes and along the margins of somestreams. These are carried in the mouth tn 140 HOW WE ARE CLOTHED the spot where the house is to stand. Herethey are…
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