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Procession
of the Species bee Alycia Holley makes her way through
downtown Olympia on Saturday.
(Mike
Salsbury/ The Olympian)
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A
somewhat noisy Procession of the Species participant, Barb
Love of Shelton wears an elephant costume and carries a big
brass instrument.
(Mike
Salsbury/ The Olympian)
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Sambiosis
dancers provide lots of color and movement to the Procession
of the Species.
(Mike
Salsbury/ The Olympian)
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Brentwood
Preschool Procession of the Species participant Ayla O'Shea
is readied for the event by her mother, Liana O'Shea, of Olympia
on Saturday.
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Sue
Sikora, left, and Leslie Zenz bring their lion creation through
the streets of Olympia for Saturday's Procession of the Species.
Creating the lion was "a group effort," they said.
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Salsbury/ The Olympian)
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Procession
of the Species coyote Sarah Tabis of Olympia walks through
downtown howling and dancing on Saturday.
(Mike
Salsbury/ The Olympian)
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Alan
Fitzthum adjusts his nesting bald eagle head gear Saturday
night at the Procession of the Species. His daughter, Teasha,
9, has a fondess for eagles, he said.
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Salsbury/ The Olympian)
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Twin
sisters Hope, left, and Skye Asbach, 5, of Olympia participate
in the Procession of the Species as almost twin butterflies.
(Mike
Salsbury/ The Olympian)
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While
most spectators watched the Procession of the Species from
downtown sidewalks, this group found a higher vantage point.
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Hannah
Turlove sleeps through the downtown procession. She's a "sleeping
snowy owl," said her mother Pam Turlove. "They only
come out at night."
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Fire
delights the Procession of the Species audience.
(Mike
Salsbury/ The Olympian)
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