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These animals don't seem to mind Alberta's snow one bit

A moose, a trio of deer and some lone birds are making out just fine in the wintry weather.

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(Reg Amelotte)

The weather outside has been frightful this past week, with snowfall warnings blanketing a wide swath of Alberta, and a polar vortex that's forecast to bring Arcticcold to the province this weekend.

The deep freeze is expected to remain for at least another week.

"We're going to face very cold and freezing conditions that will make hibernating more of a thing to do," said David Phillips, a senior climatologist with Environment Canada.

"Imean, we can't migrate, so we've got to hibernate," he said.

But there are plenty of animals in Alberta who aren't hibernating at the moment, and you've been sending us photos of them out and about in yourneighbourhoods.

Here are a few of those incredible photosthat we've receivedin recent days.As always, thanks for sending them along.

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(Carlos Marrero Reiley)
(Thirteenth Avenue Photography)
(John Baron)
(Jack Zhou)
(Steve Clark)
(Jose LaBelle)
(Mary Ilina)
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