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Written by Brian Walzel Monday, 30 August 2010 08:34

NatureFest offers chance to get up close with wildlife

Waterskiing squirrels, Frisbee-catching canines and circus-performing birds are just some of the highlights of Bridgeland’s annual Nature Fest, slated for 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25, in Bridgeland’s Oak Meadow Park. In addition, performances by Birds of Prey (above), an educational exhibition featuring live hawks, owls and other birds, will make its third appearance at NatureFest. Adding to the fun will be a caricature artist, a live band, street performers, food concessions, a farmer’s market and more than 30 vendors. For details on Nature Fest, call 281-304-5588 or visit www.bridgeland.com.