Daisy settled into her Australian home with Vicki and David. Here she is with David watching some Australian TV. Daisy can't work out how David can see the TV with his eyes shut.

A couple of days after Daisy arrived she and Vicki went to the local Farmers Field Day at Port Elliot. Daisy met up with one of her cousins who was newly born and was checking out all the people. This calf didn't have a name yet and Daisy said that a great name was Daisy and the calf should be called that.


While at the Field Day Daisy had a look at the St Johns Ambulance First Aid Unit that was there in case anyone got sick or hurt. She was very impressed with the equipment carried on the First Aid Unit and the size of the van. Here she is on the front windscreen and the side of the van checking it out.



Daisy also met up with 2 of the St Johns volunteers, John and Dorothy. They were pleased to see Daisy and hoped she enjoyed her time looking around the grounds. Luckily Daisy didn't need to help them treat any injuries while she was there.

Daisy arrives in Australia

Daisy arrives in Australia on 27th March after a long trip from the UK.

She arrived in good spirits and quickly familiarised herself with the Australian flag. The Australian flag is a defaced Blue Ensign: a blue field with the Union Flag in the canton (upper hoist quarter), and a large white seven-pointed star known as the Commonwealth Star in the lower hoist quarter. The fly contains a representation of the Southern Cross constellation, made up of five white stars – one small five-pointed star and four, larger, seven-pointed stars.

Daisy also enjoyed the little treat that had been packed with her on her journey