The naturalist/wildlife themes run throughout his wood carvings from the human subject works to the human and wildlife interaction works, and especially in the works which depict wildlife confronting wildlife.

"Close Don't Count," "Hansel and Grettel,"  and "Woodshed Consultant" depict human subjects interacting with each other and the world around them.

"Trust," "Getting It Done," "Optimist," and "Best Friends" allow us to see the interaction between humankind and the animal kingdom.

"Cat With Butterfly" and "Fighting Stallions" depict members of the animal kingdom confronting each other in nature.

"Flight," "Heron," "Bear Cub," "Eagle," and "Cardinal" are solitary moments of these wonderful creatures captured in wood.

"Memories Past" is a unique tribute to the heritage of the American Indian.

Finally, "Nutcracker," and "The Golfer" carved reminders of holiday lore and humorous characterization.