Is that a dragon flying? Oh, a dog’s flying too. Nope, they’re all kites

The fifth edition of St Annes Kite Festival was organised this year on July 30 and 31 in Lytham St Annes, north-west England. (AFP)

Updated on: Aug 01, 2016 4:51 PM IST

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The fifth edition of St Annes Kite Festival was organised this year on July 30 and 31 in Lytham St Annes, north-west England. (AFP)

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The Al-Farsi Kuwait Flying Team, that boasts of having one of the biggest collections of gigantic inflatable kites, participated this year in the summer kite festival. (AFP)

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The major attractions in this edition included Oscar — the world’s largest teddy bear kite, along with a giant inflatable octopus, flying cows, dogs and hippos. (AFP)

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Other fun events such as live music, samba performances, market stalls, face painting and fairground rides were organised. (AFP)

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Who says dinosaurs are extinct or dangerous? These days they are read and blue, and like to hang out with teddy bears. (AFP)

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The sky was dotted with massive endearing figures, making the fest one of the most colourful and unique kite-flying events across the world. (AFP)

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The two-day fiesta aimed to offer an all-day fun-filled beach picnic for families with kids. (AFP)

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How many kites can you count in this one? I gave up after 27. (AFP)