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Clementine deForest, from Oak Bluffs, requested a full face butterfly from Aaron Teves. —Susie Safford

Clementine deForest, from Oak Bluffs, got help making a bird feeder from Elizabeth Wolf. Peanut butter was spread into pre-cut holes on 6-inch logs, then smeared with a bird seed mixture. —Susie Safford

Desmond Moore, from Texas and Edgartown, wanted his face painted to match his 9-month old Labrador puppy. —Susie Safford

The Flying Elbows have been the featured musical event at the Felix Neck Fall Festival for 9 years. Shown here are Bob Hammond, Tom Goux, Tom Hodgson and Paul Thurlow. —Susie Safford

Frances Hunsaker, from Oak Bluffs, sits very still while Aaron Teves paints a tiger on her cheek. —Susie Safford

The popular hayride, provided by Sunnyside Rides, took children and adults through the fields at Felix Neck. —Susie Safford

Hazel Harmon, from Chappaquiddick, carefully constructed her wreath with evergreen boughs, dried flowers and shells. —Susie Safford
Felix Neck held its 36th annual Fall festival on Friday. The festivities included hayrides from Sunnyside farms, face painting, live music by The Flying Elbows, wreath making, and arts and crafts. Hot dogs, apples, popcorn, chili, soup and veggie burgers kept everyone well fed for squash bowling and an abundance of arts and crafts for younger visitors. They could make popcorn cranberry necklaces or peanut butter covered bird houses. A raptor exhibit by Marla Issac rounded out the festivities, which featured various different birds of prey.