I wonder if it could be sugar gliders. The nocturnal squirrels are
supposedly more common than eastern grays.

Andy
On May 28, 2016 09:40, "Spencer Ryan" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> My hummingbird feeders were full when I went to bed last night, empty this
> morning. Feeders are up 6 feet. Unlikely deer drinking it, right?  We have
> more deer in our city than people, so I suppose it's a possibility. Feeders
> are on a 2x2 foot platform on top of a 4x4 inch post.  I wouldn't think
> raccoons could climb around the platform.  Maybe?  What possible nocturnal
> critters are emptying my feeders?  I can't stop them if I don't know what
> they are!!  What am I missing here?
>
> Spencer A Ryan
>
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