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iN PHOTOS: Comedic photos of Thompson-Okanagan wildlife

A baby owl peeks over a branch.
An adorable baby owl peeks over a branch in the South Okanagan. SUBMITTED/Louise Jean

The Thompson-Okanagan region is home to an abundance of wildlife along with talented shutterbugs who capture their best moments.

April saw many warm spring days that were perfect were wildlife watching and here are a few of the most comedic photos taken in the region.

This collection includes a scruffy bear, dancing crane and nosy marmot.

If you have funny photos of wildlife to share, send them to news@infonews.ca.

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A marmot appears to prepare for the 100 meter dash in Kamloops. SUBMITTED/Don Ron
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A bear wakes up from hibernation with bed head in Kamloops. SUBMITTED/Doug Giles
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Love was in the air for two raccoons in Peachland in April. FACEBOOK/Peachland Neighbours
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A marmot in the South Okanagan is being a nosy neighbour. SUBMITTED/Stefanie Papp
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This owl in the North Okanagan must have been working the night shift. SUBMITTED/Alistair Forbes
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A sandhill crane in Chase appears to be training for the Olympics. SUBMITTED/ Anne Steenhuysen

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Shannon Ainslie

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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