This heron was captured at the marina in Penticton on a frosty winter day. , A curious deer covered with snow checks out a house in Logan Lake. Credit: SUBMITTED/ Sandy Soul

iN PHOTOS: Different kinds of creatures spotted in snow in Kamloops, Okanagan

It was a warm, snowy weekend in Kamloops and the Okanagan and lots of birds and wildlife could be seen out enjoying the winter weather. 

Area photographers caught different kinds of wildlife on cameras, including a lynx in the southern Okanagan, a tree full of magpies in Vernon and curious deer with snow on its nose in Logan Lake. 

We'd love to see your winter wildlife photos, so if you have have any to share, send them to news@infonews.ca. 

This heron was captured at the marina in Penticton on a frosty winter day. , This grey squirrel stopped for snacks at a backyard in Kelowna. Credit: SUBMITTED/ Hollie Lorentz

This heron was captured at the marina in Penticton on a frosty winter day. , A tree full of magpies in Vernon. Credit: SUBMITTED/ Brian Krog

This heron was captured at the marina in Penticton on a frosty winter day. Credit: SUBMITTED/ Lilian Blashko

This heron was captured at the marina in Penticton on a frosty winter day. , A horse in the snowflakes in Grand Forks. Credit: SUBMITTED/ Tyler Takes Photos

This heron was captured at the marina in Penticton on a frosty winter day. , A lynx in the snow in Golden. Credit: SUBMITTED/ Colin Gold

This heron was captured at the marina in Penticton on a frosty winter day. , Ducks, geese and swans mingle on a snowy beach in Kamloops. Credit: SUBMITTED/ Lyn MacDonald

This heron was captured at the marina in Penticton on a frosty winter day. , A short-eared owl hunts in the snow near Kamloops. Credit: SUBMITTED/ Doug Giles

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Shannon Ainslie brings a background of writing and blogging to the team. She is interested in covering human interest stories and engaging with her community of Kamloops.

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