during the breeding season the pine marten makes a range of noises to indicate various levels of interest in mating. the male will make chattering noises, or mew like a kitten to attract the attention of the female. mating is also accompanied by shrieks and wails from both male and female, which is thought to be tied up with inducing ovulation.
outside the breeding season though they're pretty quiet and communicate mainly by scent (they're solitary animals which live in well protected territories, so being vocal would serve little purpose until they're in close contact during the breeding season).
hope that answers your question
yes
Pine martens are restricted to a narrow ecological niche of fragmented, eco-geographical distribution. However beech martens can inhabit a range of habitats from natural, semi natural to even urban areas, therefore taking over pine marten habitat. It is important that beech martens are culled in original pine marten inhabited areas to preserve their habitat.
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Erm, no
The pine marten is not an endangered species, but is listed as least concern by the IUCN.
Are pine Martin's edible
yes
Europe
not yet
Pine martens are restricted to a narrow ecological niche of fragmented, eco-geographical distribution. However beech martens can inhabit a range of habitats from natural, semi natural to even urban areas, therefore taking over pine marten habitat. It is important that beech martens are culled in original pine marten inhabited areas to preserve their habitat.
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in northern wisconsin
Of course they eat...rodents.
Erm, no
they act like squirrels
I think that we children can protect pine martens by creating awareness among other students in our schools. we can also perform a signature campaign with the signs of people who would like to be a part of saving pine martens and we can give speeches and write poems stories etc on how pine martens are endangered and how we should start saving them.
Pine martens are omnivores meaning they eat both plant and animal matter. Hunting for smaller animals such as frogs, squirrels, birds, etc. is part of their nature.