Walk on the wild side
Staff Photo: Tara Fletcher
By Tara Fletcher
Some of the wildlife was, well, pretty tame, but kids didn’t seem to mind as they took in the Water, Wings & Wildlife Festival at the Flint RiverQuarium in downtown Albany on Saturday. Whether getting up close and personal with butterflies, going for a first-ever dive in the aquarium’s blue hole or taking a longer view at a slithering reptile, the festival — as it does every year — fascinated the young visitors.
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