Neovison vison (American mink).
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...d Merganser]], [[Common Merganser]], [[Spruce Grouse]], [[Common Loon]], [[American Bittern]], [[Great Blue Heron]], [[Osprey]], [[Northern Harrier]], [[Black-
*[[Mink]]
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...st of Iceland mammals are few but [[Arctic Fox]] and introduced [[American Mink]] are sometimes seen.
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...as bat boxes in abundance. We (Kevin and Seri) have also spotted American Mink, a highly destructive species, and Otters have been reported recently..
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...ds and islets for better protection of terrestrial predators like American Mink. Lays 4 to 8 eggs.
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...nd [[Ireland]]; extinct c.1965 due to habitat loss and introduced American Mink<sup>[[#References|1]]</sup>.
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...sting season, Johnston Canyon is a good place to see [[Black Swift]] and [[American Dipper]]. Look out for the swifts flying up to and through the waterfalls,
..., [[Yellow Warbler]], [[Yellow-rumped Warbler]], [[Townsend's Warbler]], [[American Redstart]], [[Northern Waterthrush]], [[MacGillivray's Warbler]], [[Common
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...[[Red Squirrel]], [[Grey Squirrel]], [[Stoat]], [[Fox]] and the [[American Mink]].
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Along the jetty: A gray-crowned Rosyfinch, a female American Kestrel, A franklin's Gull, a male Harlequin duck.
Harbour seal, mink, beaver.
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[[Image:americancoot.jpg|thumb|350px|right|American Coots in Outer Banks coastal pond<br />Photo © by {{user|tetoneon|teto
...ted Green Warbler]], [[American Goldfinch]], [[Orange-crowned Warbler]], [[American Coot]], [[Scarlet Tanager]], and [[Painted Bunting]].
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...a long list of rarities including [[Whiskered Tern]] and Britain's first [[American Coot]] and [[Pallid Swift]].
Mammals found on the reserve include the now almost ubiquitous [[American Mink]] which is decimating the now nationally scarce [[Water Vole]] and also [[W
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...]], [[Great Crested Flycatcher]], [[Great Egret]], [[Great Horned Owl]], [[American Flamingo]], [[Greater Scaup]], [[Great Shearwater]], [[Greater Yellowlegs]]
...le]], [[Grey fox]], [[Red fox]], [[Black bear]], [[Raccoon]], [[Everglades mink]], [[Striped Skunk]], [[River Otter]], [[Florida Panther]], [[Bobcat]], [[W
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...ra lutra'', introduced in the 1980s, are sometimes seen and the [[American Mink]] ''Mustela vison'' is established in the area.
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...grants have occurred. In recent years these have included a long-staying [[American Black Duck]], [[Ferruginous Duck]], [[Ring-necked Duck]], [[Black Kite]], [
...chance of seeing one. Bear in mind though, that the introduced [[American Mink]] ''Neovison vison'' is well-established in the area.
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