Children come out for the annual egg hunts on Siesta Beach
By
Amanda Morales
| 4:30 p.m. April 4, 2015
Sarasota
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Children and parents hopped to it for the Siesta Village Association Easter egg hunts Saturday morning at the Siesta beach access on Ocean Boulevard. Games, prizes, face painting and the Easter bunny were part of the activities leading up to the egg hunts.
Children were split by age for a series of hunts that took place along the sand dunes leading to the shore.
The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office Mounted Patrol horses Legacy and Valor stopped by to greet children. Legacy even wore bunny ears that could rival the Easter bunny.
Chris and Avery Huver lean in to say hello to Sarasota County Sheriff’s Mounted Patrol horse Valor.
Allison and Carola Fleener before the Easter egg hunt.
Cooper and his mother Kerri Grant anxiously await the egg hunt.
Eggs were provided by the Siesta Key Village Association.
Graham Charland has his face painted like a bunny.
Sarasota County Sheriff’s Mounted Patrol horse Legacy shows off a pair of bunny ears.
Leroy Namish and Alaina Liptak
Megan Magee combs the dunes for eggs.
Oliver and Holly Loftus search for eggs.
Oliver Loftus finds an egg.
Olivia Rowley catches a glimpse of the Easter bunny.
Tanner and Kallie Ackley before the egg hunt.
Zenda and Zoe Mayer with Alexandra Barahona, Jayden and Isabella Guerrero
