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If you have a high speed connection just double click on the video, that will take you to Youtube where you can make it full screen. That makes it easier to see the little guys. Then you can Increase the quality to 720 or even 1080 if your connection is fast enough. Cute little guys


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzVzwfgyOLc


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=944uLLQMLPI
 
I do have several questions. Do they ever come out during the day or is it just at night? What are you feeding them? How long will they live and is it possible to attract more to your area? I think that they are neat and wish we had some living in one of our trees.

I noticed the deer's ears acting independently of each other...are they like a horse which have independent eyes and the ears will indicate where each eye is looking?

It is much appreciated you taking the time to edit the video and posting the video about the flying squirrels. I really enjoyed watching it. Many thanks! Kelley (Texas) :clap:
 
This will give you all the information you could possibly want about them http://www.flyingsquirrels.com/Rangemaps/rangemaps.html

They are eating sunflower seeds.

The deers ears are where their attention is. You probably know more about it than I do. Wayne sure would
 
down here in South Texas. They come as far as East Texas and then stop. I was out front a few minutes ago chasing Will's dog out of my front yard, he likes to crap in our yard and I get tired of having to clean it up. Anyway, John came across the street to visit with me and said that he has never seen one in San Antonio either. That link site has lots of information. The only reason you see them at night is because that is when they are active. I was surprised to find out that Rattlesnakes like to eat Flying Squirrels. Interesting animal. Kelley (Texas) :)
 
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