Centerville Mink
A mink tours the shoreline of Centerville, enjoying the complete solitude during the Flood of 2017.
Boardwalk Fur
A mink pauses on the boardwalk breakwall, before heading into the pack ice between the Island and the Spit.
Crayfish Delight
A mink pauses momentarily on its way to dinner with a delectable crayfish, which it will consume entirely except for the legs.
Icy Whiskers
A mink, whiskers sporting ice in the -11°C air, surveys its surroundings on fresh ice formed by a sudden March cold snap.
Crayfish Delight
In our continuing series of Wildlife Sticking Their Tongues Out, a Centre Island mink crunches through a crayfish, consuming it entirely shell and all.
Half Dry
A mink displays its curious ability to keep its top half dry while swimming near Doughnut Island.
Ready for the Closeup
A mink peers from a hollow log, trying to see if the coast is clear for its next dash to a safe stopping point.
Mink Sprint
A mink, exposed in the open, sprints to safety across the thinning ice of Blockhouse Bay (click for larger image).
Mink Details
The carnivorous details of a perfectly preserved mink skull, found in the Sans Souci region of Georgian Bay.
Humpback of Notre Island
A mink scampers along the lagoon’s edge at the south side of the Manitou Bridge.
Minklight
A late-season mink roams the shoreline of Centre Island. When they’re wet, they look positively vicious. When they’re dry, they look remarkably cute.
Proof of Concept
Hot on the heels of their newfound popularity from the front-page Toronto Star article, a curious Toronto Island mink checks out the experimental IceCam, underwater and under the ice near Snug Harbour. A terrible photograph by any stretch of the imagination, there isn’t much light down there, but an interesting portrait of our furry little […]
Nightmare on Mink St.
The carnivorous teeth of a mink skull discovered in the Sans Souci area of Georgian Bay.
