A popular farm and museum has welcomed a host of new arrivals just in time for Easter.
Staff at Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse, near Dereham, are looking after a number of new-born animals which have arrived in recent weeks.
An impressive seven piglets - all a Large Black mix - were born on March 13 and are growing fast.
Over the past three weeks, 13 Norfolk Horn lambs have been welcomed, as have two calves - one a British White and the other a Redpoll.
All mothers and babies are said to be doing well.
Rachel Kidd, curator at Gressenhall, said: “Spring is an especially wonderful time to visit Gressenhall, which is situated in 50 acres of beautiful Norfolk countryside.
"We’re delighted to have so many new arrivals in time for the Easter holidays.
Gressenhall is a working heritage farm and demonstrates traditional agricultural techniques. It keeps Norfolk and East Anglian breeds of farm animals, many of which are now rare, with the most iconic being the large Suffolk Punch horse.
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