Visitors have flocked to Australia Zoo after Bindi Irwin revealed she had welcomed the newest Wildlife Warrior

Well wishers turned out in droves to Australia Zoo on Saturday as news spread of the arrival of the newest Wildlife Warrior. WATCH THE VIDEO

Well wishers turned out in droves to Australia Zoo on Saturday as news spread of the arrival of the newest Wildlife Warrior.

Bindi Irwin welcomed her first child with husband Chandler Powell on Friday.

Grace Warrior Irwin Powell was born at 5.52pm on March 25 - the couple's first wedding anniversary.

She weighed 3.37kg.

Bindi Irwin welcomes baby girl

Robert Irwin says sister Bindi is 'defying gravity'

Visitors at Australia Zoo have sent their messages to the new parents, ranging from well wishes to some quirky parenting advice.

"(She'll) need to use all the mothering skills that she's learnt from days with the animals," father of two James Nunn said.

"Babies are next level evil, so she's going to really have her hands full. It's going to be a new challenge for Bindi and we're looking forward to seeing how she goes."

The proud parents took to social media to announce the arrival of the latest family addition, sharing a photo of the couple holding the baby.

Bindi told her following the girl's first name was to honour her great-grandmother and relatives of her husband's family, dating back to the 1700s while her middle name "Warrior Irwin" was a tribute to her father, the late Steve Irwin.

"Our graceful warrior is the most beautiful light," Bindi said.

Chandler, 24, shared the same photo on his Instagram account, saying the arrival had been the best moment of his life.

The proud parents took to social media to announce the arrival of the latest family addition, sharing a photo of the couple holding the baby.

Bindi told her following the girl's first name was to honour her great-grandmother and relatives of her husband's family, dating back to the 1700s while her middle name "Warrior Irwin" was a tribute to her father, the late Steve Irwin.

"Our graceful warrior is the most beautiful light," Bindi said.

Chandler, 24, shared the same photo on his Instagram account, saying the arrival had been the best moment of his life.

Mum of two Amanda Coyle was visiting the Zoo as part of a Camp Quality trip and said the news was amazing.

"We love them and we're really proud of them," she said.

Father of two Jay Boultbee also said the news was great.

"Good on her, enjoy it while they're young because they grow up too quick," he said.

Emily-Jane Lewis couldn't resist taking her little one to the Zoo on such a special day.

She congratulated the Irwins and told them to make the most of "every little moment".

"It will go very quickly," she said.

Taylah Jones who visited the Zoo with her family said it was exciting to be at the famous park a day after the announcement. 

Mountain creek mum Kerryn Palmer's family had been talking about the birth on Saturday morning and said her children wanted to meet the baby. 

"My son's already asked if it hurts," she said. "I'm hoping we can actually see some celebrations today.

"We've been talking about it for six months now."

Elissa Birtue said she's a big fan of the moniker bestowed on the newborn

"I love her name, I think it's a nice tribute to her dad," she said.

And Jacinta Atherden urged the newlyweds to hang in there.

"It's hard work in the beginning but you'll get there and it's the most rewarding thing you'll ever do," she said.

The rest of the Irwin family has now also taken to social media to share their own tributes to Grace.

Brother Robert announced "the uncle adventures" would now begin.

"This little one picked the two best parents in the entire world," he said. "The most incredible, caring and strong Mum … and the funnest, coolest and kindest Dad.

"Love you three so much - I can't wait for this exciting journey ahead." 

"And I know that Steve would be beyond proud," she said

While mother Terri said on Twitter her heart was incredibly happy. 

"Grace is the next generation to continue his mission and message of conservation."