Bindi Irwin’s daughter Grace Warrior waves at a photo of ‘Grandpa Crocodile’ Steve at Australia Zoo

Bindi Irwin has captured the moment her one-year-old daughter Grace Warrior waved at a photo of her late grandfather Steve.

Posting to Instagram on Monday, Bindi, 24, shared a video of her cherubic toddler searching for posters of Steve outside an animal enclosure at Australia Zoo.

‘Is he over here? Grandpa Crocodile. And he’s in his construction hat!’ Bindi cooed from behind the camera as little Grace pointed at a poster of Steve wearing a hard hat.

‘You love Grandpa Crocodile. Yeah, love, love! Good girl. Love for Grandpa Crocodile,’ she continued, as a wide-eyed Grace beamed and waved at the poster.

Crocodile Hunter Steve tragically died in September 2006 at the age of 44, after being pierced in the chest by a stingray barb while filming a wildlife documentary in Batt Reef, Queensland.

Bindi was just eight years old at the time.

Following his death, Steve’s family, including his children Bindi and Robert, widow Terri, and son-in-law Chandler, have continued his wildlife conservation work at Australia Zoo.

Bindi welcomed Grace with her husband Chandler Powell, 25, in March last year.

Speaking to People magazine earlier this year, Bindi and Chandler said the advice they received during their first year as parents taught them so much about raising their child.

‘There’s a lot of information, opinions and advice that you get, and as a new parent you go, ‘I have to follow all this,’ and you feel a pressure to try and be the perfect parent, come up with the perfect routine ,” Chandler told the publication.

‘I think the best advice I got was the fact that you can read every baby book, you can take everybody’s advice on board, but at the end of the day, you know what works for your child,’ Bindi added.

‘And that was so freeing for me.’