Those of you looking for something to do this weekend need to look no further as Highland cows at the park have given birth to adorable calves and we are sure they'd love to see some friendly faces.
Calving season is underway at Pollok Country Park and Glaswegians have been invited to go and meet its newest members this weekend.
Highland cows at the popular park have given birth to adorable calves with more expected to be born next week. It's a great day out for the little ones if you're scratching your heads thinking how to entertain them without breaking the bank.READ MORE: Horror film about The Unknown from Glasgow Willy Wonka disaster is in the worksThey wrote: "Calving season is underway at Pollok Country Park with the arrival of these wee cuties and more due to put in an appearance next week.
"Pop along to the park this weekend to see if you can spot the baby Highland cows making their debut in our paddocks."
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