5 facts about pine martens. 🐾 A young pine marten, like the babies in this video, is called a kit. 🐾 As adults, pine martens are shy, solitary and mostly nocturnal – making them tricky to spot! 🐾 They’re brilliant climbers thanks to their long bushy tails and strong claws. 🐾 You'll find pine martens in woodland habitats, especially places with pine trees. 🐾 Glencoe, Ben Lomond, Crathes Castle and Mar Lodge Estate are some places in our care where you might be able to spot them. (This bait s

74K views · 1.3K reactions | We have installed a pine marten 'des-res' at our Achiltibuie site to help re-home these rare and elusive mammals. A lone pine marten had sought shelter in one of our out buildings, so we installed a pine marten box in nearby trees to provide it with a swanky new pad. Check it out! More info  https://bit.ly/4bEKuBI Forestry and Land Scotland NatureScot WWF Scotland WWF | Scottish Water | Facebook

Hanging with Forest our rescued and adorable American pine marten! 🥰 Pine martens are solitary animals and prefer to live alone. In the wild, during breeding season, males will travel long distances to find a mate. Soon after, the martens will part ways and the female will raise the young on her own. | Northwest Trek Wildlife Park

8.9K reactions · 686 shares | #fromthefield A curious Pine Marten spotted on our Yellowstone Winter Safari last season!  nathab.com/wolves Video by friend of Nat Hab Sarah Warren | Natural Habitat Adventures | Facebook

5.8K views · 207 reactions | Hidden wildlife cameras have shown evidence of a possible "established population" of pine marten in the New Forest. Read more: https://bbc.in/3sp7C1N | BBC Hampshire & Isle of Wight | Facebook