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Thanks for tuning in to tonight's episode of Winter on the Farm on Channel 5, we thought you'd enjoy a catch up with reindeer Roger so you can see how he's getting on.

Don't forget Cannon Hall Farm's favourite Farmers Rob and Dave will be on the rest of the week, 8pm every night, with more animal antics!

Lilibet our Highland calf has come full circle and is expecting a calf of her own - we're all a little bit nervous, because it's her first time of being a mum.

Murphy is the dad - and Lilibet is Fern's daughter, so it will be so interesting to see what happens.

Cynthia, our donkey, has had her foal - this little fella is absolutely the spitting image of his dad Gary - and he's playful and boisturous like him too.

Farmer Darrell is checking in with some new farm favourites - what do you think we should call him?

It's a beautiful sunrise at Cannon Hall Farm as we check in with our Shetlands Casey, Diamond and Jon Bon who are loving life in the park fields...even if they are getting a bit muddy.

It has been quite a bit of time since we checked in on our male alpaca, Zander - and he's been making pals with friendly boer goats, including the delightful Florence and Stanley.

Farmer Dale is checking in with the goats in the roundhouse at Cannon Hall Farm - where a change is afoot for our goat Biscuit.

The ground conditions are very wet so it's up to Farmer Dave to make sure our ewes have a fresh bite - so it's time to move the sheep to fresh pastures.

Farmer Ruth is with Brooke the Shire who is a bit mucky thanks to all the rain.

She's making firm friends with Rosie and Blossom and they've decided who gets to be in charge.

Farmer Dale is checking in with our brindle Highland bull Murphy who is wintering with the beautiful ladies, Bonnie and Lilibet.

He's showing everyone who is boss at the hay feeders.

Allow us to brighten up a very grey November morning where our goat kids are having fun on their very own playgrounds at Cannon Hall Farm.

Even though Farmer Rob thinks miniature donkeys equal happiness, it's time to say farewell to two of our favourites.

We'd love to be able to keep every animal born at Cannon Hall Farm, but that just isn't always possible.