Funny wildlife sightings from a roadside moment
A Siamese cat crouches above a ditch while a box turtle on the road faces it in a tense standoff. The narrator reflects on camera readiness and turtle longevity as other small town wildlife scenes unfold, including martins, mockingbirds, crows and a hawk.
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Oliver
Cardinal
Sorrento Civic Association Invite and Local News
The Sorrento Civic Association invites neighbors to the first Monday monthly meeting at the Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. The note mentions 60 members and urges broader community attendance, highlights social and business gatherings, and lists residents like the Ed Wades and the Labud family. Also notes a non functioning blinking light at State Rdt. 46 and 437, a turtle versus hare reminder, a 16th birthday for Dick Labud on Oct 27, and a baby shower for Susan Locke.
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Sorrento
Ed Wades
Sammons
Lou Fister
Jim Geddes
State Rdt
Dick Labud
William Labud
Maryann Dinsmore
Susan Locke
Susan
Snakes Sighted in Mt Plymouth and Chorus Visit Noted
Mt Plymouth reports two large coral snakes seen by a friend with one killed and the other eluding capture. Florida’s deadliest snakes include the Diamondback Rattler Cottonmouth and Coral. A chorus of high school students led by Mr V W Means is praised. Kim Wright from Plymouth participates. Owls’ night calls are noted as nature’s reassurance.
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Mt. Plymouth
Florida
Christian Home
Bible School
V. W. Means
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