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Light Phenomenon

maccored · 2015-02-18 10:37:37

Friend of mine in the States captured this. A fella reported lights in his garden and in the fields behind them, so this camera was set up (low lux with a reduced framerate). There was no-one near the camera and it doesnt look like (though it could well be) insects. It was 18 degrees F so I dont know if you'd find insects…

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Friend of mine in the States captured this. A fella reported lights in his garden and in the fields behind them, so this camera was set up (low lux with a reduced framerate). There was no-one near the camera and it doesnt look like (though it could well be) insects. It was 18 degrees F so I dont know if you'd find insects out in that weather - but I think its an interesting watch regardless:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6665810/Tuckahoe111712/111712Clip_anomaly.wmv

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#2 18-02-2015 12:25PM

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another option (which Im currently checking with yer man) is that the camera is on the ground rather than on a stand. If its on the ground, then that could be blades of grass.

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#3 18-02-2015 08:28PM

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yeah - camera was on the ground - definitely blades of grass.

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