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msswv123
Joined: 17 Jan 2001
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Anyone seen these??glowing birds??
 Mon Jan 07, 2002 2:24 pm
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Wanted to share this...if anyone has any idea what they could be I would appreciate the input...blessings T
Posted this saturday at another club...received link to the picture the next day...
>>Today I had the wildest experience, I noticed out my window that they had started spraying...so I stepped outside, after a couple of minutes I was looking to the north I noticed some shiny spots in the sky...it appeared to be a large group of some shiny silvery objects..at first I thought they were white birds (not the norm for here) and they were floating all around one another, there appeared to be about 15 of them...every time the sun would hit them they took on the appearance of silver orbs...they all began to move west as I watched and then just seemed to disappear into the clouds....a short time later another lone one showed up and we watched it for a few minutes and then it took off at a high rate of speed to the west...they were spraying like mad...this object moved alot faster than any bird I have ever seen..I cannot rule out that it was a flock of birds, but I have never seen silver birds ...blessings T
Here are the pics... http://www.realsightings.com/birds.htm
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msswv123
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Mon Jan 07, 2002 3:58 pm
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Wanted to add the first three pics on that link are exactly what I saw....keep your eyes open and up!!!!....blessings T
http://www.realsightings.com/birds.htm |
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penumbra
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Mon Jan 07, 2002 4:17 pm
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I just saw something of that general description this past weekend. I thought it was an airplane at first. Glinting in the sunshine, but it was too small to be an airplane, and then it disappeared. Very odd! |
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Catnip57
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Tue Jan 08, 2002 3:56 am
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Msswv.... those are the weirdest looking birds I've ever seen. In my opinion they don't look like birds at all cause their bodies are way too round and brite. Did they appear to be flapping their wings when you spotted them? Is there any way you could blow up their size to see more detail?
How long did you watch these birds floating around?
I saw something years ago that looked like a bird in the sky at first... it was chevron shaped and rather appeared like a black line since it didn't do any wing flapping. It eventually straitened out and became just a straight line and then slowly lifted up out of sight. |
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msswv123
Joined: 17 Jan 2001
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Location: Gastonia,NC USA |
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Tue Jan 08, 2002 4:33 am
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I watched them for at least 5 minutes, they were in a group just like those in the pic,called my neighbor over he saw the group as it moved away..they were moving around one another in the sky,they were very high...they had a very strong silver glow and I believe they were more visible due to them being in a very blue part of the sky at the time (which was being "hazed" out rapidly...I could not clearly make out a definite wing shape, but as in the photos what I saw seemed to go in an up and down way instead of a normal wing that would go straight across...the pics I posted are not of the ones I saw, another friend passed that on to me...they are identical to what I saw..I copied it and put it into my photo thing (not the greatest at that) and tried to make them out more clearly..I cannot overemphasize the brightness of these objects...and I am absolutely positive I have never seen any birds that looked like this.....so if anyone knows what they are, or have seen anything like them please share..and thanks for the replies..blessings ms |
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nilkin67
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Tue Jan 08, 2002 3:27 pm
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Hello
They look like vultures or buzzards of some kind. The light body might be a reflection of sunlight off of feathers. Shiny black feathers can look like those pictures.
Chip
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FLKook
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Tue Jan 08, 2002 4:10 pm
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msswv123, I think those pics are worthy of the image base here "anomalous" for sure. Others have talked of silver orbs, and I've seen myself what I thought were planes reflecting sun but turned out they couldn't be.
If you've got any more info on who took the pics where and when, that would be helpful. I'll grab the pics off the link you provided and upload them when I get a chance to pop back in here later.
If you want, you can give it a try yourself. Let me know if you get stuck. |
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Listen
Joined: 10 Dec 2001
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Tue Jan 08, 2002 8:53 pm
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YES! I know EXACTLY what your talking about. I look to the sky thinking that it's a UFO, but then it just turns out to be a seagull!
Strange indeed. |
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msswv123
Joined: 17 Jan 2001
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Wed Jan 09, 2002 1:05 am
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That sounds alot like the excuses in this article...These did not look like any seagull I have seen..blessings ms
>>>He specializes in enhancing images through the use of computers to see what could not be seen years ago. A photo from the 1950s, he says, can yield telling information when enlarged and manipulated with new software. The new information has helped discount some images that had previously been thought to show UFOs, and has shown that other images the military said were no more than birds or other common objects were actually “structures” that could not be explained.
And, he adds, private institutions such as the Roswell UFO Museum and Research Center must continue the work without assistance from the military, who more often than not, make their task harder.
Since the crash of a “flying disc” near Roswell in 1947, Burleson said the government has gone to extraordinary lengths to make the public believe that some of these sightings can be explained away. When confronted with photos of what Burleson believes to be true UFOs, military research laboratories have offered explanations which usually involve migrating birds.
In one such incident, Burleson said, the Air Force explanation was less than credible — to say the least.
“They told us it was a flock of ducks with ‘very luminescent butts,’” he said.
In another, videotaped incident in which a group of lights was captured on film moving at a high rate of speed, Burleson said the government report attributed the lights to a flock of seagulls.
“Do these people think other people think? Even a seagull shot out of a cannon can’t fly 3,000 miles per hour,” he said.
Most of those attending the lecture seemed to agree with Burleson.<
http://www.texnews.com/1998/2000/local/ufo0227.html
or this:Article concerning the recent keyless entry on cars not working due to suspected Naval testing....
I served our great country as a public information specialist in the Army. It was my job to make up other explanations for things the Army did, but did not want to confirm.<<
One excuse he list
• Large flocks of seagulls, which have electromagnetic sensors in their heads just behind their beaks, can generate powerful electronic fields capable of disrupting keyless entry systems. The biggest flock of seagulls to gather in recent history followed USS Carl Vinson into port.<< full article...
http://www.thesunlink.com/features/blair/sb040601.html
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Catnip57
Joined: 22 Apr 2001
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Wed Jan 09, 2002 5:47 am
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The thread that Listen first posted about chemtrails being used to cover up ET activity in space might also be an explanation here.
Mssw... you mentioned that they were spraying and then you noticed these unusual "birds". Just maybe this is why they were spraying... they could have been trying to hide these "birds" .... or another theory,...these could be some type of unmanned object being sent up to test the contents of the spray. Perhaps they are some type of new equipment to help study our weather.
Another theory... perhaps the govt. might be concerned about the effects of biological contaminants in the case of biological warfare and are studying possible dispersion rates using the chemtrails and these orb things to determine fallout quantities and locations..... Just a thought. |
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KnewEyes
Joined: 23 Apr 2001
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Wed Jan 16, 2002 6:26 pm
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As I was driving along oh,,, about 2 months ago, I saw a small group of birds fly by, there were three of them, and they were white.When I looked closer, I could see they weren't birds, but looked like white origami paper birds, that just flapped the tips of their wings. I thought, " That must just be some paper caught by the wind, thats flying by." I couldn't get out of my mind though, that they looked like paper, headless birds, that flapped their wings, more like a bat would, and how could 3 pieces of floating by paper, all look and act the same... flapping..
I saw another one a few days ago. This one was following a real bird. It looked,acted and flapped in the same way as the "white paper birds" I had seen earlier. Yes, I know this sounds pretty "unusual", but now I have seen it twice. Has anyone else seen anything like this? We also have had a big boom on turkey vultures in the past few years here in Connecticut.
[Edited 1 times, lastly by KnewEyes on 01-16-2002] |
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