DescriptionStoat visiting KWS fence.ogv	Mustela erminea English: Stoat observed running along fence line (and pausing at intervals looking for a way through). By the time I started filming, it had mostly given up pausing by the fence and was just running off. Karori Wildlife Sanctuary fence-line track, Karori, Wellington, New Zealand.
Date	2 Jan 08, 6:42pm
Source	Own work
Author	Tony Wills
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31-Dec-2011 version was converted from the original .MOV to an M-JPEG .AVI using Avidemux v2.5.4, an attempt was then made to remove the camera shake using VirtualDub v1.9.11 and Deshaker v3.0 filter (zoomed in a little to remove resulting borders), saved as an AVI and converted to Theora/Vorbis OGG using VLC 1.1.11 (there was probably an easier way ;-).