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iN PHOTOS: South Okanagan animals making most of mild winter

A diving hawk.
An American Kestrel mid-flight around the Oxbows Trail in the South Okanagan. SUBMITTED/Greg Reely

Normally around this time of year we’d have pictures of animals huddled up in the snow and bearing typical winter temperatures. But this year that isn’t the case.

The Okanagan has very little snow, around 67 per cent of normal snowpack, and the temperature has been well above normal.

Landscape and wildlife photographer Greg Reely captured birds and horses around Oxbows Trail in Osoyoos and Oliver sharing a quiet moment in this balmy weather.

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iN PHOTOS: South Okanagan animals making most of mild winter | iNFOnews.ca
Some tame horses around the Oxbows Trail in the South Okanagan. SUBMITTED/Greg Reely
iN PHOTOS: South Okanagan animals making most of mild winter | iNFOnews.ca
An eagle taking off from a nest in the South Okanagan. SUBMITTED/Greg Reely
iN PHOTOS: South Okanagan animals making most of mild winter | iNFOnews.ca
Mid-flight near the Oxbows Trail in the South Okanagan. SUBMITTED/Greg Reely
iN PHOTOS: South Okanagan animals making most of mild winter | iNFOnews.ca
A horse looking right down the lens in the South Okanagan. SUBMITTED/Greg Reely
iN PHOTOS: South Okanagan animals making most of mild winter | iNFOnews.ca
A quartet of robins relaxing on a branch in the South Okanagan. SUBMITTED/Greg Reely

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Jesse Tomas

Jesse Tomas is a reporter from Toronto who joined iNFOnews.ca in 2023. He graduated with a Bachelor in Journalism from Carleton University in 2022.

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