American Mink (Mustela vison) Patterns
A colorful wild brown, with a dark brown face, shoulders, and limbs. Itâs white chin marking extends down itâs neck in a narrow stripe. [x]
This black crystal looks like the mink equivalent of the silver morph in red foxes. Itâs black coat is ticked with white guard hairs, especially on itâs back and head, and has the trademark white chin. [x]
Labeled royal silver, this dark mink has white undersides and extensive areas of white ticking. [x]
A black and white mink. [x]
A gorgeous black cross, itâs blue-grey body with a black dorsal stripe, black crown with white blaze, and white undersides and face. [x]
Many colors come in the cross pattern, like this sapphire cross. It has a dark grey patch on itâs head, dorsal stripe, and a more even ticked coat than the black cross. [x]
Jaguar mink, the term jaguar seems to be used for pied minks with high amounts of white. Itâs head, shoulders, and forelimbs are white, with brown spotting along itâs back, and a nearly solid tail tipped in white. [x]
This flashy spotted has the upper areas of itâs face and tail black, with spotting along itâs back. [x]
Labeled as black crystal, I canât be sure if this is the accurate term for this lovely mink. Pure white, aside from a black, ferret-like mask, an ermine-like, black tipped tail, and paws with black uppersides. [x]
Marked as gletcher, this white mink is freckled with a light dusting of black on itâs  tail, body, and face. [x]
Part one on mink color morphs here
