Easing along a favorite stretch of local trout stream, I stopped to inspect a hole in the streambank where a small feeder creek trickled into it. Once I became more intentionally observant, I noted small cubby holes all along the water’s edge.
I figured on mink, muskrat or both as the likely culprits. A few moments later, my hunch was confirmed, as a nice buck mink came scampering along the path in my direction. Upon seeing me, it disappeared down over the edge and into the water.
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