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abwtfanatic
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flying squirrel

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pic #1 I filled a hollow log on the ground with bird seed.
pic #2 I had mounted a small pail of corn in a tree.
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Great shots!
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Very nice shots indeed.
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Some of the best I've seen of that elusive little critter.
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Very nice pictures
But I was actually expecting a flying squirrel in action and wondering just how fast of camera are you using!!!!Now it all comes together, LMAO stupid me,
Sure would be nice to have a camera that was fast enough to catch something flying other than by fluke. The closest probably is the P41
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Those two have different colored jewels in thier eyes . Cool!
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:10 Great pics.
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