A Squirrel Named Squiggy Sweatshirt

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This is a photograph of a charming little pine squirrel (aka Douglas squirrel) that I named Squiggy, found here with a smile on his face and posing in a woven basket on my back deck. All the squirrels on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, Canada, where I took this photograph are native to the Pacific Northwest. They are smaller than the gray or black squirrels which tend to take over.

Squiggy came to my back deck often and preferred to eat any donated seeds from this basket. He was the first squirrel I ever photographed and he made a great model...he worked for peanuts!

I am a digital/mixed media artist and nature photographer living on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. I'm surrounded by the ocean, forests, mountains, and abundant wildlife, and these things bring me joy that I hope finds its way into my images. When you view my work, my wish is that you feel a sense of intimacy that deepens your own connection to nature. Aside from photography, one of my passions is creating portraits of cats, dogs, and other animals. I also have growing collections of abstract landscapes, trees, flowers, and musical instruments. I also enjoy creating collages using vintage ephemera from the late 1800's and early 1900's. My work has been published numerous times in books, magazines, calendars, greeting...