This Week in Pictures: Suffolk

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Stephen Squirrell The sun rises behind the pier at Felixstowe. Gentle waves lap on the beach.Stephen Squirrell
The sunrise over Felixstowe pier on Wednesday

Life in Suffolk has been captured in a series of images from a week that saw more signs of spring.

A six-year-old boy wowed everyone with his knowledge of flags from around the world.

A Suffolk capybara was moved to a new home and immediately escaped and went on the run.

Video games became reality as a virtual football manager took to the dugout.

Scroll down below to see how the county looked between 23 and 27 March.

Email your pictures to alice.cunningham@bbc.co.uk

Anna Sukeforth Two mallard ducks – a male with a green head and a brown body and a female with an orange beak and a brown body.Anna Sukeforth
A quacking pic from Bawdsey
Luke Deal/BBC A boy wearing a blue school jumper and a white top sits on his mother's lap on a sofa in a living room. The boy has light brown hair that rests over his forehead. He is holding a card covered in world flags and is smiling. His mum has shoulder-length blonde hair and is wearing a white jumper.Luke Deal/BBC
Six-year-old Kian, who can identify every flag in the world, and his mum Laura
Juniperbeddy/BBC Weather Watchers A close-up of yellow and orange daffodils, with a park in the background including trees and a bench.Juniperbeddy/BBC Weather Watchers
The signs of spring were visible in Lowestoft on Monday
Marwell Wildlife Two capybaras inside a hut. They are standing next to a pile of straw.Marwell Wildlife
A 'rapid' capybara that had just been moved from a Suffolk zoo is on the run – Samba escaped from her enclosure near Winchester
Pardoe Kendrick Pardoe Kendrick wearing a burgundy quarter-zip jumper and sitting behind a desk at Newcastle United.Pardoe Kendrick
Football Manager gamer Pardoe Kendrick took the reins at non-league side Kings Park Rangers on Wednesday and guided them to a win

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