Kaiden Sommer, 8, makes a special handmade T-shirt at the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge. DAN COOK PHOTOS Zoey Green of the Little Farm petting zoo holds Nuggett the chicken. Working the butterfly booth are (l-r) refuge manager Chance Davis, Dan Stotts and Laura Mitchell. Showing off their handmade horseshoe crab masks are (l-r) Chase Kintner, Mason Killeen and Tristan Kintner. Jordan Carter, Prime Hook volunteer coordinator, stands with a poster depicting a shorebird's journey. Avery Roth, 8, receives a sticker pack from Prime Hook volunteer April Wiaczek. Holden Hill, 3, gets a horseshoe crab booklet from Prime Hook volunteer Terri McKinley, right, as Jenny Bigman looks on. Milton Police officer Sandra Reynoso, left, visits with Michelle Troupe and Lori Barrett of Still Point Wellness Center. Avery Roth, left, watches as her friend Lucas Zhang creates a T-shirt. Lydia A. Schmierer displays her dipping sauce from The Farm Stand. Courtney McGuiness displays a patriotic outfit at her Shoreline Consignment Booth. Donna-Lynne Clendening displays her hand-painted horseshoe crabs at her Artistic Concepts booth. Amy Martin of Tangled Loops Crochet displays her handmade octopus. Trinity Olson, 11, makes a starfish T-shirt with Jennie Brockman. Artist Bethany Tyndall displays a Christmas ornament from her Local Waves Horseshoe Crab booth. Greta Vierheller, 8, gets a ride on the Little Farm horse. Sherree Wyatt, left, and Milton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Carla Briccotto start the campaign to get ready for the annual Great Duck Race.