
Flying squirrels
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Search complete. 53 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Flying squirrels".
Oct 4, 2026
Color Him Irresponsible
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So when somebody doesn't do their job, it can cause a lot of problems.
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Which brings us to Jean-Claude the Flying Squirrel.
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C'est moi! It was Jean-Claude's job to pick up all the dry leaves.
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Oh, the excitement never stops.
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I was meant to do something bigger, more important.
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Which means, I was meant to do something bigger, more important.
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2:28Jean-ClaudeVOICE_ACTOR
Jean-Claude, the flying squirrel must not stay on the ground.
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2:31Jean-ClaudeVOICE_ACTOR
Jean-Claude must go.
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In Indian Tents-Abby Langdon Alger
Sep 24 · 4 Mentions
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64:54Betty B.NARRATOR
I know he is.
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64:55Betty B.NARRATOR
Well, said the night-hawk, let us get Flying Squirrel to make them.
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64:59Betty B.NARRATOR
But Flying Squirrel is not here.
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65:01Betty B.NARRATOR
We'll let someone go for him.
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65:04Betty B.NARRATOR
Well, let us get Fox to go for him, said the loon.
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65:20Betty B.NARRATOR
Yes, said K., Chiplagan, Eagle, the great chief.
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65:24Betty B.NARRATOR
We must do as he proposes.
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65:26Betty B.NARRATOR
Come, A. Fegesis, you must go for the flying squirrel.
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Unknown podcast
In Indian Tents-Abby Langdon Alger
Sep 24 · 4 Mentions
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67:56Betty B.NARRATOR
I know he is.
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67:57Betty B.NARRATOR
Well, said the night-hawk, let us get Flying Squirrel to make them.
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68:01Betty B.NARRATOR
But Flying Squirrel is not here.
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68:03Betty B.NARRATOR
We'll let someone go for him.
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68:06Betty B.NARRATOR
Well, let us get Fox to go for him, said the Loon.
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68:22Betty B.NARRATOR
Yes, said Kay, Chiplagan, Eagle, the Great Chief.
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68:26Betty B.NARRATOR
We must do as he proposes.
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68:28Betty B.NARRATOR
Come, A. Fegesis, you must go for the Flying Squirrel.
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Unknown podcast
In Indian Tents-Abby Langdon Alger
Sep 23 · 4 Mentions
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74:23Betty B.NARRATOR
But the owl objected, saying, He is a thief, I know he is.
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74:28Betty B.NARRATOR
Well, said the night-hawk, let us get Flying Squirrel to make them.
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74:32Betty B.NARRATOR
But Flying Squirrel is not here.
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74:34Betty B.NARRATOR
We'll let someone go for him.
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74:37Betty B.NARRATOR
We'll let us get Fox to go for him, said the loon.
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74:52Betty B.NARRATOR
Yes, said K., Chiplagan, Eagle, the great chief.
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74:57Betty B.NARRATOR
We must do as he proposes.
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74:59Betty B.NARRATOR
Come, A. Fegesis, you must go for the flying squirrel.
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Stories the Iroquois Tell Their Children-Mabel Powers
Sep 22 · 10 Mentions
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119:45Avalon K.NARRATOR
End of section 23.
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119:55speaker_18NARRATOR
STORIES THE IRIQUAY TELL THEIR CHILDREN by Mabel Powers IRIQUAY WONDER STORIES How Two Indian Boys Settled a Quarrel Flying Squirrel and Lightning Bull were two little Indian boys.
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120:23speaker_18NARRATOR
They lived by Sing Sing River, and they played from sunrise to sunset.
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They were as happy as the day was long.
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Snow snakes were small rods of wood polished smooth with resin, oil, or wax.
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They could be thrown long distances.
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Long Moose, Lightning Bolt, and Flying Squirrel's father could throw a snow snake a mile and a half over the crust of the snow.
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But the snow snakes he used were eight feet long and tipped with lead.
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Stories the Iroquois Tell Their Children-Mabel Powers
Sep 20 · 10 Mentions
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118:58speaker_14NARRATOR
How two Indian boys settled a quarrel.
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119:02speaker_14NARRATOR
Flying Squirrel and Lightning Bull were two little Indian boys.
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119:05speaker_14NARRATOR
They lived by Sing Sing River, and they played from sunrise to sunset.
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119:10speaker_14NARRATOR
They were as happy as the day was long.
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119:37speaker_14NARRATOR
Snow snakes were small rods of wood polished smooth with resin, oil, or wax.
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119:43speaker_14NARRATOR
They could be thrown long distances.
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119:45speaker_14NARRATOR
Long Moose, Lightning Bolt, and Flying Squirrel's father could throw a snow snake a mile and a half over the crust of the snow.
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119:55speaker_14NARRATOR
But the snow snakes he used were eight feet long and tipped with lead.
Week 1 Recap
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Let's get ready to ramble.
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Keeping you posted on the news of the world, as long as it pertains to the glory of the flying squirrel.
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It's the Mech Squadcast!
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Hut, hut, hike! Good evening, squirrelers.
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They are keeping those kids busy, and they are some of the most documented kids in the world.
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The teachers do a phenomenal job of posting highlights and pictures pictures of the kids every day and sending it to us on the classroom communication software.
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I can't promise every day updates for The Flying Squirrel, but it is time to put the first week to bed.
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So first we look at how things are going in the Fantasy Pick'em League.
The Zeedonk Walked On
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0:33JosephineHOST
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0:44JosephineHOST
Emmett is a premium member from Colorado, USA, and he would like a story with a zedonk, a mountain lion, and a flying squirrel.
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0:55JosephineHOST
You can learn more about these creatures in the animal facts after the story.
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Now, settle back, relax, and I'll begin.
15 MINS LATER
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"Hey, Colin," said Emmett to the squirrel.
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The small, hairy creature leapt from the branch, spreading the flap of skin between each arm and leg to act as wings.
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16:45JosephineHOST
The flying squirrel used those to glide down and settle upon the striped shoulders of his friend.
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And the zedonk walked on.
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Unknown podcast
In Indian Tents-Abby Langdon Alger
Sep 12 · 3 Mentions
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73:09Betty BNARRATOR
But the owl objected, saying, He is a thief, I know he is.
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73:14Betty BNARRATOR
Well, said the night-hawk, let us get Flying Squirrel to make them.
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73:18Betty BNARRATOR
But Flying Squirrel is not here.
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73:20Betty BNARRATOR
We'll let someone go for him.
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73:23Betty BNARRATOR
We'll let us get Fox to go for him, said the loon.
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73:38Betty BNARRATOR
Yes, said K. Chyplagan, eagle, the great chief.
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73:42Betty BNARRATOR
We must do as he proposes.
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73:45Betty BNARRATOR
Come, A. Fegesis, you must go for the flying squirrel.
Birding With Batt 09-08-26
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19:17Al BattGUEST
So other than that, they probably avoid them.
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19:21Al BattGUEST
The last question I have here, Duane, it looks like is somebody said, I discovered I have flying squirrels in my yard.
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19:31Al BattGUEST
What do they eat? Well, for most people, they eat all the sunflowers in the feeder.
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19:37Al BattGUEST
If you leave it up at night, they come in there and eat.
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19:39Al BattGUEST
We have two kinds of flying squirrels.
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19:42Al BattGUEST
The southern flying squirrels, a native nocturnal species.
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19:47Al BattGUEST
And then we have the northern flying squirrel.
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19:52Al BattGUEST
And that's up in the northeastern Arrowhead region.