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Casey Dittmer carries a Dumeril's Boa on top of his shoulder's at Kim's Cold-Blooded Creatures booth. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Various snakes, as well as amphibians and invertebrates, were available for people to hold at Kim's Cold-Blooded Creatures booth. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Aiden Brewer is tangled in the coils of a Colombian Boa at Kim's Cold-Blooded Creatures booth. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Paul Brewer's magically appearing dove flies on top of his head instead of his assistant's, Ezra Rosenfield, arm during his performance. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Paul Brewer backs up with shock as his assistant from the audience holds up a ball that magically popped from his tube holding a snake. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Logan Young hesitates to pet the goat in the animal petting zoo booth at the 21st Park City Children's Fair hosted by Soaring Wings International Montessori School Sunday, June 1 at the City Park. The booth also had lambs, goats, chickens, a miniature horse and a rabbit. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Jack Dinger, with the local Savor the Sun band, steps back from the microphone to play a guitar solo of Jimi Hendrix's classic, Hey Joe. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Blaze Nellis blasts random notes on a trombone under the tent advertising musical instrument lessons. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Various games were available for kids to earn prizes including knocking down troll dolls with bean bags. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Nakoa Nelson hits the bullseye while shooting a Nerf gun to try and win prizes. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Jody Plant, with HawkWatch International, raises a Great Horned Owl to have it spread it's wings to show the kids its wide wingspan. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Heidi Buchi, with HawkWatch International, talks about Artemis, a rescued Western Screech-Owl. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)

Peyton Whistler tries to sit motionless as he gets his face painted with a green ninja mask at the face-painting and tattoo booth. (Photo by: Christopher Reeves/The Park Record)