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Early winter scenes of New Brunswick

As the snow begins to fall, enjoy these photos around our beautiful province.

Send your best snaps and video from around the province to cbcnb@cbc.ca

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A dove sitting on a tree branch as snow falls
Friday's snowstorm had this dove puffing up to keep warm in Sussex. (Submitted by Ed McNeely)

As the snow begins to fall, enjoy these photos from around our beautiful province, and if you get out and take your own be sure to send them to us at cbcnb@cbc.ca for a chance to be featured in Your Lens.

A hornet's nest covered in snow, hanging from a tree branch
Heavy snow weighed down this large hornet's nest in Ashland, near Hartland. (Submitted by Neil Hill)
A white mallard duck swims in the water
A rare white mallard duck swims in Saint John. (Submitted by Trudy Hanley)
Two apples hang from branches of a tree
Despite the brisk arrival of winter weather, these two apples are still hanging onto a tree in Gagetown. (Submitted by Cecilia Jamieson)
A river running through a marsh, in front of the woods. All covered in frost
Early morning frost over a marsh in Cloverdale, near Hartland. (Submitted by Neil Hill)

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