The site was the beautiful Boy's Home Park

The Cardillo's graciously volunteered their time, tractors and wagons.

The weather was warm and sunny.

Children learned about bats and also created their own bat masks.

Apples donated from Harry's orchard were free nutritious snacks.

South Fayette Parks and Recreation sponsored a live bird of prey exhibit.

The birds were able to be viewed from extremely close range.

Decorative cookies were a great fundraiser.

Free cider and hot chocolate complimented the sale of hotdogs.

As always, the information board is always present at SFCG events.

A facilitator from the REEC taught about owl pellets.

Pellets were also available for dissection.

Children were able to identify exact bones found in the pellets.

Barb Boehmer brought her horse Magic for pony rides.

Children lined up in anticipation for their turn to ride.

Magic was very docile and easy going with the children.

After a long days work, Magic was rewarded with slices of apple.

Marshmallow toasting is always popular.

A small fire pit is maintained all during the event for marshmallow toasting.

A final adjustment to a bat mask from a staff member of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.

A bat mask proudly displayed.

Finally, Nick's pet chicken makes his annual appearance.