A Kamloops resident looking for wildlife had a bird land on his head in Kamloops in late spring.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Lyn MacDonald
September 03, 2024 - 6:00 AM
The Thompson-Okanagan region is home to an abundance of wildlife that never cease to intrigue and entertain onlookers.
Thanks to several submissions from area photographers we are able to publish a third collection of animals doing funny things this year, caught at just the right time.
A collection published earlier this month shows an osprey with a special yet lewd talent and a feral horse with a big bite.
READ MORE: iN PHOTOS: Funny wildlife moments caught on cameras in Thompson-Okanagan
Included in this selection is a pika that appears to be singing opera, a silly goose and a smiling deer.
If you want to share photos of wildlife taken in the Thompson-Okanagan this year, send them to news@infonews.ca.
These beavers in a river in Kamloops were observed having a fight.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Lyn MacDonald
A silly goose flops on its back in Okanagan Lake in West Kelowna.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Dean Pratley
A pika in the Similkameen valley appears to be singing opera.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Martin Gregorian
A marmot has its face stuffed full in Kamloops.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Lyn MacDonald
These raccoons in Kamloops look like they are up to mischief.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Lyn MacDonald
Shuswap photographer Ian McAlpine slowed his shutter speed for this unique photo of an osprey shaking its head.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Ian McAlpine
A pika "sings" near Hope.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Lou Lehmann
A deer in Clinton "smiles" for the photographer.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Amanda Nelson
This squirrel with its mouth full looks surprised.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED/ Lyn MacDonald
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