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A possible sighting of an American mink on Long Island was captured on a trail camera by naturalist Peter Janow, marking the first sighting in 31 years. The mink, a small semi-aquatic carnivore, was confirmed by wildlife biologist Mike Bottini. The reasons for the mink's apparent decline in the area remain unclear, although trapping may be a factor.
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A possible sighting of an American mink on Long Island was captured on a trail camera by naturalist Peter Janow, marking the first sighting in 31 years. The mink, a small semi-aquatic carnivore, was confirmed by wildlife biologist Mike Bottini. The reasons for the mink's apparent decline in the area remain unclear, although trapping may be a factor.
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Rare American mink possibly spotted on Long Island for first time in 31 years
American mink possibly spotted on Long Island for first time in 31 years