FLYING SQUIRRELS -- Although flying squirrels are quite common, most people have never seen one. That’s because they’re nocturnal. But do these creatures of night really fly? Find out in this short video. – Kipp@MDC | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

Oh, my goodness – it’s a Flying Squirrel! Have you ever seen one in person? I have to admit I have not. This video was captured by our friend Metka who has a Smart Bird Feeder – a feeder with a built-in camera that can shoot still photos or videos of the birds – or squirrels that come to visit. Thanks for sharing with us Metka! We have two types of Flying Squirrels here in Massachusetts, the Northern Flying Squirrel and the Southern Flying Squirrel. The Northern Flying Squirrel is the larger of

Flying squirrels Flying squirrels might more appropriately be called “gliding squirrels” because they aren't capable of true powered flight that a bird or a bat can do. Flying squirrels glide. They have a special membrane between their front and back legs that allows them to glide through the air between trees. | Little Bit Wildlife Rescue

His flying squirrel training is paying off! (VIA-Seth B) | The Pet Collective