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Participants in the third annual All Species Parade, sponsored by Spindleworks and Arts Are Elementary, march along Park Row in Brunswick on Friday. The parade honors and celebrates the qualities that unite all living things. The only rules are: No banners or words, no motorized vehicles and no live animals. (Darren Fishell / The Times Record)
Participants in the third annual All Species Parade, sponsored by Spindleworks and Arts Are Elementary, march along Park Row in Brunswick on Friday. The parade honors and celebrates the qualities that unite all living things. The only rules are: No banners or words, no motorized vehicles and no live animals. (Darren Fishell / The Times Record)








Seamus McCarthy, Alamea McCarthy, Natalia Pinette, Aniella Salko and Elicia Edwards, from front to back of caterpillar, prepare to march. (Darren Fishell / The Times Record)
Seamus McCarthy, Alamea McCarthy, Natalia Pinette, Aniella Salko and Elicia Edwards, from front to back of caterpillar, prepare to march. (Darren Fishell / The Times Record)
Matt Anderson, also known as Crank Sturgeon, works with a jellyfish float kept inflated by a portable air mattress pump. (Darren Fishell / The Times Record)
Matt Anderson, also known as Crank Sturgeon, works with a jellyfish float kept inflated by a portable air mattress pump. (Darren Fishell / The Times Record)
Gary Lawless, co-owner of Gulf of Maine Books and a regular participant in the All Species Parade, horses around in downtown Brunswick on Friday afternoon. (Darren Fishell / The Times Record)
Gary Lawless, co-owner of Gulf of Maine Books and a regular participant in the All Species Parade, horses around in downtown Brunswick on Friday afternoon. (Darren Fishell / The Times Record)

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