All 1,200 of Florida’s southern flying squirrel records come through GBIF rather than iNaturalist, so the map leans on specimen and survey data more than recent citizen sightings. St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge is the only named site, with a single logged record there. NatureServe hasn’t assigned the species a Florida rank, listing it SNR, unranked.
Monthly counts actually climb in November, clearly above the rest of the year. Numbers hold fairly steady from spring through midsummer, then dip sharply in August and September before that November rise.
