Although I always pass by this park but I never knew that it's got so many things further inside the park. Bundoora Park is the largest park in the Northen suburbs. There's actually a small farm located inside the park, plus a heritage village, plus a golf course! While trying to find our way to the farm, walking in the park in summer was not a very good idea. I felt like a steamer by the time we reached there. @@"
Getting ready to explore the park.
This goat is so handsome. Lol. He climbed up the fence and greeted us.
This kid is so so cuteeeee!! Omg!!
I guess he was very hungry as he kept sucking my finger.
School children lining up for pony ride.
Guinea pigs and rabbits.
We've been observing the two of them running around until they stopped doing this. Lol. The male so hairy.
Farm ducks wandering around.
Some of them are allowed to come out and walk around. And they are very obedient too.
There was also a bottle feeding session for the visitors. Luckily there weren't many people and there were many kids and lambs, so everyone can have one or two to feed. When they were released, the whole barn suddenly went so lively. Lol.
My kid! So cute!!
And this is Vivien bottle feeding.
The only big horse we saw. The rest are all ponies and asses.
My first time seeing them suckling. It's quite aggressive. Lol.
The lambs are so cuteeee!!!! I can stand there the whole day and look at them.
If you haven't seen this kind of bird before, first thing you need to know is it is not a crow accidentally got bleached. It's a magpie and it can sing beautifully. This magpie stayed close to us when we were having lunch, hoping to get some crumbles or leftover. And it did because of me. Lol.
It's a small farm but I like how they let the lambs and goats walk around instead of just staying in the barn. Sometimes, you will get a few of them running to you when you're taking pictures. I definitely will come back again but of course not during summer.
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