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iN PHOTOS: Spring animal babies on farms in Okanagan, Kamloops

Gloved hands hold a newly born goat.
This goat was born on GottaGoat Farm near Penticton in April. SUBMITTED/GottaGoat Farm

Spring has sprung and with that comes adorable baby animals arriving on farms in the Okanagan and Kamloops.

GottaGoat farm in the South Okanagan is welcoming a new batch of baby silky goats with one mother goat Junebug giving birth to a set of twins just days ago.

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A mother goat and her newborn twins rest at GottaGoat Farm in Penticton. SUBMITTED/GottaGoat Farm

The farm raises miniature goats, and hosts goat yoga events and visiting opportunities for the public.

Farms, including Homestead Foods in Kelowna and Blackwell Dairy Farm in Kamloops, are in the middle of the spring calving season that typically runs through April and May.

The babies can be seen keeping close to their moms and suckling milk, creating adorable moments.

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This piglet was born on a farm in Kamloops in April. SUBMITTED/Amanda DeMarni
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A calf is one of hundreds born at Homestead Foods cattle ranch in Kelowna this spring. SUBMITTED/Homestead Foods Kelowna
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Baby turkeys hatched at a farm in Kamloops in April. SUBMITTED
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Piglets suckle their mom at Ravenwood Acres farm in Kamloops. SUBMITTED/Ravenwood Acres
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A winter season calf stands beside its mom at Blackwell Dairy Farm in Kamloops in March. SUBMITTED/Blackwell Dairy Farm

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Shannon Ainslie

Shannon Ainslie brings a background of writing and blogging to the team. She is interested in covering human interest stories and engaging with her community of Kamloops.

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