Felix Neck Fall Festival Highlights Thanksgiving Weekend
Marla Isaac of New England Reptile & Raptor with an owl friend.
Marla Isaac of New England Reptile & Raptor with an owl friend.
Bird houses were made to feed our avian friends.
Bird houses were made to feed our avian friends.
It was a beautiful day for a round of pumpkin bowling.
It was a beautiful day for a round of pumpkin bowling.
Hundreds showed up for annual fall festival.
Hundreds showed up for annual fall festival.
Island-grown materials were used for wreath making and flower arranging.
Island-grown materials were used for wreath making and flower arranging.
As always, foot stomping music was provided by the Flying Elbows.
As always, foot stomping music was provided by the Flying Elbows.
Penelope Lynn, 7, of Haydenville, has her face painted by Sami Faustino.
Penelope Lynn, 7, of Haydenville, has her face painted by Sami Faustino.
Marc Fournier kept the grill hot and tummies filled.
Marc Fournier kept the grill hot and tummies filled.
Tractor rides toured Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary.
Tractor rides toured Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary.
Lots of smiles in the wagon.
Lots of smiles in the wagon.
Even wild things can calmly put together a wreath.
Even wild things can calmly put together a wreath.
Jean-Marc Dupon and Peter Bellincampi were popcorn poppers.
Jean-Marc Dupon and Peter Bellincampi were popcorn poppers.
New Fern and Feather Camp barn opened its doors.
New Fern and Feather Camp barn opened its doors.
Celebrating fall is a tradition at Felix Neck and it came with hayrides, face painting, live music by the Flying Elbows, food, wreath-making, crafts and even a look at owls up close. Hundreds turned out Thanksgiving weekend to observe fall before it passes to winter.