"Flying" moon rock lobsters??? I've heard of everything now!!
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"Flying" moon rock lobsters??? I've heard of everything now!!
1:57 a.m. today.
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Okay thats it, we're going to need you to start camping out in the back yard and getting actual eyes on these creatures backed up with photos from another camera.
April 17 pics. These were all taken at the same general time (within a few seconds).
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This morning, 2:32 a.m.
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That 3rd one is absolutely one of those fish that look like an eel, have this one big fin that runs the length of their body on the bottom. Don't know its name but that's it. Are you sure you don't live underwater? It would explain most of these images.
Perhaps we could coax you into getting some of that webbing used to catch bats, and birds and such and set up some sort of perimeter to try and wrangle in one of these UFO creatures.
Not like you've got anything else to do :friendly_wink:
Heck, I'm enjoying everybody (me included) trying to figure it out first. I'm going to be disappointed when we inevitably figure it out.
Plus, I don't want to upset the ghosts by trying to catch them.
Some wild stuff you need today awake and spend the night out there
How's about brood 11, are they emerging from their 17 year slumber in your area.
It's been awhile--my camera had to be reset, and my son did not get around to it until this week. Nothing at all for a few days, but this morning around 3 a.m., got a little something.
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This was 2:32 a.m., 38 minutes before the 3:10 a.m. one above.
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Now those really are ghosts. Either that or moisture on the lens. I've joined the bat camp on the earlier pictures though. If you leave a porch light on at night, it might be attracting lots of yummy insects. I'd try leaving it off for a few days or put a dimmer switch in for that "Thomas Kinkade look" and see if you still get the images.
Bug eyes
QUOTE=Darrell KSR;100692]This was 2:32 a.m., 38 minutes before the 3:10 a.m. one above.
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Freakin' government drones. Get a license and start blasting is my advice. :)
Sounds like you live in a poorly lit neighborhood. The UFOs may have it confused with an Alabama swamp maybe, keep coming down there and finding more than 1 guy in a boat with his hound dog and bugging out, setting off the camera as they leave.
After seeing the movie The Conjuring last night I repeat MOVE Immediatly ...and call a priest.
Darrell as as you are a night owl, I am surprised you haven't sat out all night to see whatever it is. Probably several different creatures
Jazy, I am both a night owl, and I do have occasional insomnia. But my night owl usually still ends between 1-2 a.m. (usually before then, really), and these seem to occur an hour to 90 minutes after the latest I ever stay up.
My insomnia is more likely to catch them. I'll have to make a concerted effort to look next time I wake up at 3 a.m. and can't sleep and go to the computer.
Last 2 almost look like condensation on the lens or some ground fog drifting past. If you have been seeing lots of dew on the grass in the mornings that "could" be an answer. I have seen similar images on pictures I have taken at night doing long exposures for astro photography. When moisture starts to condense on the colder glass, images get pretty "foggy" at times.
What I thought Dan, looks like our cameras at deer camp when it is wet
UOTE=dan_bgblue;101102]Last 2 almost look like condensation on the lens or some ground fog drifting past. If you have been seeing lots of dew on the grass in the mornings that "could" be an answer. I have seen similar images on pictures I have taken at night doing long exposures for astro photography. When moisture starts to condense on the colder glass, images get pretty "foggy" at times.[/QUOTE]
No goblins tonight at 4:30 a.m.
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Goblins active last night.
1:17 a.m.
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4:26 a.m.
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5:08 a.m. . 5:10 a.m.
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That bottom one is a cat, which after looking at he top one from the photo's from 4-17 that is also a cat jumping from the ground. When he jumped it triggered the motion sensor and the trail is him ascending to snatch something out of the air.