<p>A wildlife photographer wants to spread a message of peace – with anti-war squirrel pictures. </p><p>Geert Weggen, from Sweden, was touched by the suffering he has seen during the Ukraine crisis. </p><p>He decided to create scenes to encourage people to donate to charities aiding the war-torn country. </p><p>The 53-year-old works with the critters who visit his garden in Bispgården.</p><p>By letting the squirrels – and sometimes birds - interact with tiny props, Geert finds he can create humourous, or meaningful, scenes. </p><p>He explains: “In both countries, Ukraine and Russia, I have friends and from both sites they suffer due the war. </p><p>“I wanted to do something in giving a message for peace, so I offered a free photo to download for people who donate to Ukraine help organisations. </p><p>“Besides that, I upload everyday a photo on the social media to bring something positive; normally I only upload one photo each week. </p><p>“The war has impacted me a lot while I am sitting safe in my home, comfortable with warmth and food. </p><p>“It feels good to be able to a little and maybe even bring a smile for people who are suffering.”</p>
