Pygmy Shrew ? (1 Viewer)

[JHDraytonbassettpits]

Can anyone confirm this as Pygmy Shrew please. Regards, John

 

[Farnboro John]

Mm... not a lot to go on, tail's behind the animal, face turned away.

However, I think its Common, because of the clear contrast between teh back colour (darkest) flanks (middle) and underside (pale.)

John

 

[JHDraytonbassettpits]

Shrew

Mm... not a lot to go on, tail's behind the animal, face turned away.

However, I think its Common, because of the clear contrast between teh back colour (darkest) flanks (middle) and underside (pale.)

John

Thanks John

 

[MarkHows]

Mm... not a lot to go on, tail's behind the animal, face turned away.

However, I think its Common, because of the clear contrast between teh back colour (darkest) flanks (middle) and underside (pale.)

John

Very tough from this photo but will go with John and say common shrew, pygmy shrews are more bi coloured. Unfortunatly the best ID features are not visible in this photo.


Mark

 

[JHDraytonbassettpits]

Shrew

Very tough from this photo but will go with John and say common shrew, pygmy shrews are more bi coloured. Unfortunatly the best ID features are not visible in this photo.


Mark

Thanks Mark