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Posted on February 6, 2013 12:45 PM by kpmcfarland kpmcfarland

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Hearing the fisher program recently on Vermont Edition http://www.vpr.net/episode/55354/truth-about-fishers/ reminded me that we don't have a fisher photo record yet in the Vermont Atlas of Life. Anyone care to dredge up an old fisher photo, or better yet, go get a new one? It's our last (but not Least) weasel.

Posted by kylejones about 11 years ago

I've seen their tracks but sadly it was before I was using iNaturalist.

Posted by charlie about 11 years ago

We've had track observations for a while, but I was looking for the real deal. We've got a record in there now. http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/197627

Posted by kylejones about 11 years ago

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