They mainly eat fungi of various species, although they also eat lichens, all mast-crop nuts, tree sap, insects, carrion, bird eggs, nestlings, buds, and ...

Flying squirrels are omnivores. They eat a variety of foods, including seeds, nuts, fungi, fruit, and insects. Southern flying squirrels are considered one of ...

Mushrooms are the flying squirrel's favorite food. The mushroom spores dispersed in squirrel droppings are an important component of healthy forests. A ...

Flying squirrels eat a variety of fruits and nuts, insects, small birds, and meat scraps. Flying squirrels are frequent visitors at bird feeders, and some ...

Food: Acorns, nuts, seeds, berries, blossoms, mushrooms, moths, beetles, and small birds and their eggs. Identification: Flying squirrels have soft, gray-brown ...

Items include Brazil nuts, hazel nuts, hemp, safflower, buckwheat, pumpkin seeds, hazelnut. Good treats are pecan nuts which can be used as a training aid since ...

They eat nuts, acorns, fungi, and lichens, supplemented by fruits, buds, sap and the occasional insect and bird egg. Northern flying squirrels differ from many ...

Both squirrels gained weight only on pinyon nuts and lost weight on all other foods offered singly (Fig. 1). Weight gains or losses represented 5-10% of the ...

Flying squirrels are omnivores and eat a range of food including fungi, nuts, berries, seeds, as well as carrion, eggs, slugs, and small birds. The Northern ...