Strange butterfly like entity spotted by myself in the sky (with pics) - Mothman?

Eagle's have to flap their wings once in awhile they can't just hover in one place.

Garuda!

Cheers wisp

The boy in the vid i will try to sort later mentions an eagle but this a very big and motionless plus their was just no wind.
Camera is on charge so will upload a couple of stills from it also

Send those to Clyde Lewis.

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firstly these are stills so no proof of any movement and secondly big birds with big wings can sit in one plce using warm air currents for a very long time

I have seen something similar

I have seen something similar

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Its just a flying Pakistani, they are quite common in those mountains but only few people get to see them.

The Taliban tried to kidnap one but he flew away

On a more serious note...

I call bs

your newborn being welcomed to the valley by the spirit realm......he or she is special.

Dude, OP.. did that thing ever come back?? ...whats up

Demon... NEXT!

You may well be right.

Curry nosher, i have seen many of your posts on here, i read them.. that is because you seem to be a well rounded individual that is without a predilection to extreme weirdness.

When you posted this originally i read the thread and though I would let it go for a bit and see what came of it.

I saw it pop up again tonight and decided to take the best image and process it through some of my graphics programs to see if I could bring out any more detail.

And I did,,

I could see right away that whatever was in the image had a three dimensional form, in other words it was not "flat" like a cardboard cutout or a "kite". It has some definite aspects to it that are telling me it was an actual image taken by a CCD that was of something that was actually there and had several dimensions.

There are areas of high strangeness that are marked with the arrows, those on the top of the wings for instance, those areas for some reason did not reflect the light in a direct path to the CCD of the camera it was "scattered".. I often times see this effect from thermal idiosyncrasies where there is a heat signature or mirage that interferes with the light (photons) reaching the CCD.

There are other areas, such as the lower portion of the "wings" which show a distinct area of shadowingthere was a definite difference in the amount of light being reflected back to your camera from these ares, what would normally be shadowing.

The most ominous thing though was inside those circles, this "thing" definitely had a HUMANOID face as you can clearly see by looking at it.

I have no idea what you took a picture of there but it is not "normal".. and rather disturbing to be honest.

I do lots of image work and i am often sent pictures purported to be "bigfoot" "skunk apes" UFOs etc. The vast majority 99+% Are nothing more than Pareidolia.

Your image on the other hand went the opposite direction.

I found something where there appeared to be nothing.

Here is the image.. look close people, this is not a "kite".


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Thanks for your analysis and yeah it wasn't a kite, have not seen it since and tbh would have missed it had it not been for the lad from upstairs called me outside. I have some video but it is in and out of focus but when i get the chance i will sort it out and post it

Look at the image.. i can clearly see the face.

Keep your eyes on the sky there .. you may get another shot of it.

Good work. Don't know what to think, never seen anything like it.

Two questions.

(1) How is your post dated 06/17/2017 11:55 PM when your pic says: "Created and Modified on 06/18/2017" after I clicked Properties?

(2) Why does your image seem to move around (ever so slightly) when I look at it? It only moves around when I look at the whole image, but the arrows stay still.

If I only look and one spot on the image it stops moving.

And I don't mean wings flapping, etc. The entire image just moves around a fraction of an inch in every direction behind the stationary arrows.

And it doesn't matter at what zoom level either, it still does it. The original images don't do that.

BTW, I'm viewing on a 40" LCD TV with an HDMI connection to a 1080P desktop PC. And I don't use eye glasses or contacts.

I've never seen anything like that before.

And yes, it does look like a face in the circle.



Last Edited by Desert Dude on 06/18/2017 03:12 PM

As to question 1... I have no idea.

As to question 2. .. I have no idea.

I just took the original image, magnified it and processed it through image software.

I tweaked the saturation, color, gamma levels etc until things started to come alive, not in the moving sense..

then I added the arrows to show the interesting parts.

I think this needs more discussion, this ain't no "kite".

My reaction when I looked at the image:



Excellent work! The first thing that jumped out at me was the face. Aos sídhe.