A pair of adults, which first appeared on the River Wensum near Fakenham over the winter, have had two kits.

The young animals, believed to be three months old, have been seen playfully exploring their surroundings on the Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, where their parents were spotted together in February.

They were caught on a remote camera set up to monitor the area of the reserve their parents have colonised.

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