Birds of a Feather Flock Together at Fall Festival
Table outside were strewn with makings for holiday wreaths.
Table outside were strewn with makings for holiday wreaths.
Marla Isaac of New England Reptile and Raptors with a taloned friend.
Marla Isaac of New England Reptile and Raptors with a taloned friend.
Although chilly, it was still a fine day for a walk through Felix Neck.
Although chilly, it was still a fine day for a walk through Felix Neck.
Kids enthusiastically worked at the arts and crafts table.
Kids enthusiastically worked at the arts and crafts table.
The Flying Elbows had festival-goers tapping their toes.
The Flying Elbows had festival-goers tapping their toes.
The new barn was filled throughout the day.
The new barn was filled throughout the day.
A view over Sengekontacket to Nantucket Sound.
A view over Sengekontacket to Nantucket Sound.
A tree is a fine place to get some reading in from the book table.
A tree is a fine place to get some reading in from the book table.
Bird houses made from oak logs.
Bird houses made from oak logs.
Appropriate headware for an Audubon event.
Appropriate headware for an Audubon event.
Hay rides are perennial favorite.
Hay rides are perennial favorite.
Bundled up to battle the chilly wind, hundreds of Islanders and visitors flocked to Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary in Edgartown Friday for the 39th annual fall festival.
A large crowd took in a display of birds of prey. Not far away, kids roasted marshmallows. They made holiday wreaths, bird feeders, took hay rides, and danced to the sounds of the Flying Elbows.