Seems from the visitors to the streaming cam on the web site, that there is a stream of flyers coming to the feeding station. I notice last night shortly after dark, one was on the feeder, then in the middle of the night, I hear them. I get pictures from viewers who have seen them Stop by and watch the action if you wish.
The little flyers who land on the feeder are always facing out, looking for trouble. It's hard to get them to look towards the camera. They know it's no threat compared to what is out there in the dark.
We had a very unusual Visitor on the feeder yesterday morning. After Daylight. It's the first time I've had a flyer visit the feeder after the sun has risen this time of the year. It may have been the big old owl that was hooting all morning that kept the flyers from the feeder.
The flyers are bouncing off the poles on the side of the house and the feeder. It's suppose to fall to -20 F tonight here on the old Permafrost Ranch. It's really good weather for the Permafrost Crop. It's a shame the price is down on Permafrost.
This picture was sent to me this morning by Diane in North Carolina. On the side of the house where this feeder is located, I store my lodge poles on racks under the eve of the house. When the flyers use them as landing pads and running down them they thump and rattle. So, I know like a alarm clock that the flyers are out there. Diane happen to grab this very picture off the web page at the same moment I'm sitting here watching out the window at them.
This old squirrel was complaining to me today about the increasing hours of darkness. He said, he didn't want to hang around the feeder when the crowd of flyers shows up. I asked him, why he felt that way, and he said "you know they are a rowdy bunch always jumping up and flying off the handle so to speak"
1:18 AM in the morning. I was so tired this evening that I laid down to watch television in the bedroom early around 7:00 PM. Now I'm wide awake. My sleeping patterns are in turmoil. Causing major problems with my mental state. The only advantage to being up at this hour is to see the flying squirrels who visit the feeder.