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Flying Squirrel

Pteromyini

Description:

Small, brown, nocturnal mammal able to glide from branch to branch.

Habitat:

Large pine tree.

Notes:

Photos taken at 10 pm in dark - flash photography

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3 Comments

alicelongmartin
alicelongmartin 11 years ago

Cool!

Wendy Sherratt Hogan
Wendy Sherratt Hogan 11 years ago

Britt I had no idea we had them either until a few years ago while sitting on patio at cottage one night, one landed in our feeder. I use to bring the feeders in at night to prevent raccoons but now leave peanuts out for these guys. They also love black sunflower seeds.

Brittmonster
Brittmonster 11 years ago

So cute! I recently read that we have flying squirrels in my area but I have never seen any. Maybe I'll try the peanuts in the bird feeder like you've got there :)

Ontario, Canada

Spotted on Sep 2, 2012
Submitted on Sep 3, 2012

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