looney2ns
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Great Horned Owl vs Flying Squirrels
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Most North American flying squirrels ARE nocturnal and stay out of sight during the day.
I did not know that, maybe that is why I only see gray/grey squirrels here in South Jersey.. Lol..
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Man there was two and he didn't get any. Maybe he is young and inexperienced.
looney2ns
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My wife feeds everything that comes into the yard. That wouldn't "fly" with her. 
We've not seen any damage that we can attribute to flying squirrels, we've had them for 20+ years.
There were actually 4 flyers on the tree at the time, two were on the side away from the camera at that moment.
We've not seen any damage that we can attribute to flying squirrels, we've had them for 20+ years.
There were actually 4 flyers on the tree at the time, two were on the side away from the camera at that moment.
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Good to know @looney2ns, my next lunch break will be in your yard. NO use in me spending my money for food.My wife feeds everything that comes into the yard. That wouldn't "fly" with her.
We've not seen any damage that we can attribute to flying squirrels, we've had them for 20+ years.
There were actually 4 flyers on the tree at the time, two were on the side away from the camera at that moment.
looney2ns
IPCT Contributor
Hope you like sunflower seeds and raw corn!Good to know @looney2ns, my next lunch break will be in your yard. NO use in me spending my money for food.
LOLHope you like sunflower seeds and raw corn!
i guess I'll have to pass.
Are they still living in there? Or did they move to another part of the barn?
sebastiantombs
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You mean "Dey ver terminated!"