RIVER Bourne Community Farm has welcomed the pitter patter of tiny trotters.
A litter of six kunekune piglets were born on September 9 - the first for mum Peggy and dad Stan.
The adorable arrivals have being very popular at the farm with both staff and volunteers and visitors can come along and see them.
Picture by Joanne Hancock
Sara-Jane Hancock, the education and marketing manager at River Bourne Community Farm, said: "We are delighted that first-time mum Peggy has had this beautiful litter of six piglets.
Picture: River Bourne Community Farm
"She’s being a wonderful mum and I’m sure dad, Stan the boar (first-time dad), would be proud too – but he’s out in his paddock, oblivious to them.
The piglets are utterly adorable and all the staff and volunteers on the farm are wasting a lot of time just watching them."
Picture: River Bourne Community Farm
"The farm is currently open to visitors daily from 10am til 1pm, if you want to come along and have a peep at the piglets. If they are asleep, you may have to try and see them from the car park side of the pens – but do please be quiet around them," she adds.
Picture by Joanne Hancock
For more information about the farm visit: riverbournecommunityfarm.org.uk
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