Nice to be seeing ewe – Spring lambs delight youngsters in half term

Half term fun with spring lambs at Baylham Rare Breeds Farm Picture: RACHEL EDGE (Image: Archant)

Families have been flocking to Baylham House Rare Breeds Farm for hands-on cuddling sessions with the fluffy fledglings since it opened its doors for the new season at the weekend.

Lamb cuddling at Baylham Rare Breeds Farm Picture: RACHEL EDGE (Image: Archant)

Dozens of youngsters from Suffolk and beyond relished the opportunity for a snuggle or two as warmer weather drew bumper crowds to the attraction.

Adorable first signs of spring at Baylham Rare Breeds Farm Picture: RACHEL EDGE (Image: Archant)

The newborn lambs – which are welcoming visitors until the half term celebrations draw to a close on Sunday – are not the only signs that spring is on its way.

Spring is in bloom, as snowdrops blossom at Hedingham Castle. Picture: Ella Wilkinson (Image: Archant)

Snowdrops are already starting to bloom across Suffolk – the iconic white plants often signal a change in seasons, as they tend to grow in dry and mild weather, though they can cope with frost and rain.

Hedingham Castle has been covered in a blanket of snowdrops in recent weeks Picture: Ella Wilkinson (Image: Archant)

The striking flowers have been spotted springing up in the grounds of Hedingham Castle in recent weeks.

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