where can I see weasels in the wild? (UK)?

Answer 1

just about anywhere but to go out and see them is highly impossible as they are secretive little creatures and very fast moving. they hunt mice and voles in the undergrowth and around rocks and trees. they have a very keen sense of smell and good hearing and it is by chance alone that you will see one. and then the chances of it hanging around is not good. they dont stay still for long. but any where is good. i like the old stone walls for sitting watching wildlife. so if you know any dry stone walls or old ruined buildings that are remote and left undisturbed by ramblers then start there.
end be very patient.

Answer 2

Everywhere.
Find a large park or wild area, look for forest edges or ruins (they like hunting and living around broken boulders or junk). Then sit with your back against a tree and wait. It might take awhile. Dawn or dusk is best for wild animals.

Answer 3

Fleet Street
Question Time - but that's not really unfettered access
News-night - under Paxo's glare
Any election night

('parliament' is a way better answer tho! - gets my vote)

Select committees would be a special sub-category

Answer 4

I saw one yesterday in fact on a North Wales golf course.There are many rabbits there so weasles and their larger cousins ,stoats thrive there.Weasles are tiny compared to stoats, they can fit through a wedding ring.Stoats have a black tip to their tail, weasles do not.

Answer 5

Hanging outside the gates to the soccer stadium, trying to sell tickets. Sadly, this is one species that is not endangered.

Answer 6

I live next door to Hickling reserve (Norfolk) and I see them everyday when i walk the dog. Start here.

Answer 7

one ran in front of my car whilst I was driving along the A19 the other evening.

Answer 8

Underground in burrows, beneath trees, on lower branches & in these links:-
http://www.antsports.com/ffl/A_Images/LOGOL0298T3.JPG
http://www.ctrl-c.liu.se/images/animals/misc/weasels.jpg

Answer 9

Parliament ?