Lehigh Valley Zoo, part 2

 As you continue your visit in a clockwise direction, the path leads you down hill to an extended farm area.  The first habitat is a Lorikeet aviary with other birds included.  None were available due to the Avian Flu.  Next you come to the Goat Barn, a sturdy space with a handful of goats (the usual suspects: West African Pygmy goats, miniature Alpine goats, and a pair of Toggenburg's).  Guests are invited to pet them and can buy some feed to share.  At the very base of the zoo's western edge is another set of barns with animals to pet like Alpacas, Vietnamese Pot-belly Pigs, and Dorset and Hampshire Sheep.  

There's a set of picnic tables between the two farm areas with a handful of food wagons.  Leaving, you head east into an area with some animals from Australia.  The first habitat is a pond with beautiful Black Swans.

Goat Barn

Little Alpine Goat

Toggenburg Goat