This wood mouse came to our Quarry Hide in search of peanuts, but almost ended up becoming pine marten food! It had a lucky escape this time, however, that's not always the case. In Britain, at least 40% of pine marten diet consists of small mammals. Wild fruits can make make up 30% of their diet during summer and autumn. This means that they are important for woodland health, as they keep small mammal populations in check and spread seeds! | Aigas Field Centre