Feeding. Flying squirrels will eat formula as a baby. They are omnivores. Their diet consists of fruits, nuts, veggies, insects, and protein (good high-protein treats include mealworms and crickets).

Flying squirrels. They don’t actually fly, ... Feeding your squirrel. The best strategy for feeding your pet squirrel is to match what they would eat in the wild. This includes: ...

Where southern flying squirrels live near bird feeding stations, they also eat sunflower seeds and suet. The inner bark, buds, blossoms, and sap of trees such as the sugar maple are foods taken in the ...

My Flying Squirrels in my yard are a good example of these classic population swings. I have been feeding Southern Flying Squirrels (Glaucomys volans) for about 10 years in my yard.

Feb. 7—Like many in the Northland, I maintain bird feeders throughout winter. Spending money on bird food seems very worth it when I can look out on a subzero morning and watch the antics of ...

Many squirrels that reside in an attic or garage ceiling can be traced to a feeding situation. Squirrels normally nest in mature trees, so if you don’t have any mature trees, provide nesting boxes.

Flying squirrels, found throughout Missouri, can glide through the air at night in the woods and eat nuts, fruits, berries, tree buds, bark, mushrooms, and insects, and are now attracting wildlife ...