Spring has sprung in Riverdale and Kingsbridge
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Bronxites were out and about on Sunday, especially Van Cortlandt Park, above, where Hector Berrios, 14, flies a kite.
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Hailey Berrios, 11, holds onto the kite waiting for some wind to let the kite ascend into the sky on Sunday afternoon at Van Cortlandt Park.
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Paloma Sanchez, 9, and Leslie Rubi Bastidas, 5, eat sour rainbow candies in Vannie.
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Angel Azcona, 11, and Giovanni Veilleux, 9, below, play football in Vannie.
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Letavios McClary, 5, rides his bike on the Van Cortlandt Park track.
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Yasmin Dominguez, 4, and her mom, Guadalupe Rojas, at right, eat ice cream near Vannie.
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Rakib Kazi, Khairul Islam, Fm Hasib, and Md Muyin, all students at Dewitt Clinton High School, watch opening ceremonies at the Parade Ground cricket fields.
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Pradeep Mysore, bowler for the Long Island Titans plays cricket at the Parade Ground Opener at Van Cortlandt Park on Sunday.
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Priyang Choudri, batter for the New York Juggernauts defends while Ajith Bhaskar Shetty prepares for the arrival of the ball during a cricket game at the Parade Ground Opener at Van Cortlandt Park on Sunday.
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Irish football fans dance at Gaelic Park.
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Ronan McAllister, 9, kicks the football in between games at Gaelic Park on Sunday. Credit: Marisol Díaz
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Claire Reilly, 7, and her dance partner Mel McCormack dance to the music by of McLean Avenue at Gaelic Park on Sunday.
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A duck takes a break from swimming as it stood on a piece of wood at Indian Pond on April 29.
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Indian Pond showing signs of spring on the morning of April 29.
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