A little red squirrel well experienced at begging for food. Once he knew he found a soft touch, he stayed around the base camp for a week. "Squirrel," as he was so ingeniously named by the artist, would arrive early for breakfast and knew when other meals were forthcoming, yet he never took food not offered (unlike some of his squirrel relatives, whom shall remain nameless). This little character was full of boundless energy and often scaled pant legs for a treat; quite the social climber.

B.L. Ander has a love for wildlife art, spending a great deal of time studying creatures in the wild as well as in zoos. His limited edition wildlife art collection is dedicated to nature's diversity. As a young child, B.L. Ander spent countless hours studying and duplicating the art print watercolors of John James Audubon, which led to a life-long tendency towards wildlife art. He enjoys the challenges of creating nature art in a variety of mediums and styles.