WA11 "Southern Flying Squirrel"
Educational Card
Wild Animal Series, No. 11
“Southern Flying Squirrel”
Southern Flying Squirrels prefer to live in mature oak-hickory forests near water and containing plenty of snags with cavities. They mostly eat acorns and nuts. They are nocturnal and breed twice a year, littering 1 to 6 young.
They don't fly, but launch from a high point, and glide downward to a tree branch or the ground.
After landing on a tree, they dash to the other side to avoid a predator, which may have followed its flight.
This Print comes as 4 by 6 Note Cards with envelopes and matted OD 16 in. by 20 in. prints.
Educational Card
Wild Animal Series, No. 11
“Southern Flying Squirrel”
Southern Flying Squirrels prefer to live in mature oak-hickory forests near water and containing plenty of snags with cavities. They mostly eat acorns and nuts. They are nocturnal and breed twice a year, littering 1 to 6 young.
They don't fly, but launch from a high point, and glide downward to a tree branch or the ground.
After landing on a tree, they dash to the other side to avoid a predator, which may have followed its flight.
This Print comes as 4 by 6 Note Cards with envelopes and matted OD 16 in. by 20 in. prints.
Educational Card
Wild Animal Series, No. 11
“Southern Flying Squirrel”
Southern Flying Squirrels prefer to live in mature oak-hickory forests near water and containing plenty of snags with cavities. They mostly eat acorns and nuts. They are nocturnal and breed twice a year, littering 1 to 6 young.
They don't fly, but launch from a high point, and glide downward to a tree branch or the ground.
After landing on a tree, they dash to the other side to avoid a predator, which may have followed its flight.
This Print comes as 4 by 6 Note Cards with envelopes and matted OD 16 in. by 20 in. prints.
