iN PHOTOS: Entertaining wildlife captures in Kamloops, Okanagan

There isn’t a shortage of wildlife to photograph in Kamloops and the Okanagan, and some very skilled and patient photographers keep us entertained with their work. 

These photographs, taken this winter, show domestic and wild animals captured at just the right, comical moment, up to no good or with funny expressions on their faces. 

A bighorn sheep in Kamloops appears to be flying, a duck in the South Okanagan look indignant about another ducks splashing, while a couple of mice are seen picnicking on a bird feeder at night. 

If you have entertaining photos you want to share, send them to news@infonews.ca.

A couple of mice dine out on a bird feeder in the South Okanagan at night. iNFOnews.ca/ Edwin Dukes

The expression on the duck on the right is priceless. iNFOnews.ca/ Shirley Sobkow

A Kamloops photographer captured a coyote in mid-howl. iNFOnews.ca/ Susanne de Montreuil

A South Okanagan photographer was a second too late to capture three goldeneye ducks before they simultaneously took off. iNFOnews.ca/ Gary Grimmell

A horse on a rural road in Kamloops makes a funny looking face. iNFOnews.ca/ Valerie Walsh