Examine if you will...

Triangle "crafts" ready to be debunked? as in those are real however as alien craft bunk? Consider them now identified.






Now imagine the light that they see at that height all on the ground reflecting it back like deer, raccoons, cats and other about at night species...

a reply to: Crowfoot

So geese flying at night are being mistaken as triangular craft?

Surely that would mean triangular "UFOs" can only be seen when geese and similar birds are migrating? I may be wrong but from my own observations birds that fly a V formation only do so when they're flying long distance.

a reply to: RAY1990

Here ya go:



They migrate an avg 230 days a year an average of a Boeing 747 as mileage in commercial flights.

a reply to: Crowfoot

Are you still working for that private UFO contractor or back at the DOD? So space cadets what's this?

Looks like geese to me. Totally believable explanation. Better than swamp gas.

a reply to: Waterglass

Motorcycle taillight in in-climate weather from foggy inside vehicle shot through windshield.

a reply to: Crowfoot

Curious……are you using the Lubbock Lights from Texas a reference?

A UFO sighting in Lubbock, Texas, in 1951 includes some of the most credible eyewitnesses, including three science professors from the nearby university. The professors claim to have seen an unusual light formation in the sky. The dull glowing lights, blueish-green in color, formed a v-shaped formation in the sky. Other witnesses also spotted the unusual lights, and some were even able to capture it on film. The incident was explained as a formation of birds reflecting the light from street lamps. Witnesses dispelled this theory, claiming the lights were moving at a much faster rate of speed than a bird could fly.

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a reply to: Kammlersgrdaughter77

That stuff burps as it's alligator farts from eating what in the South call lighting bugs from the previous fishes gut

a reply to: Ophiuchus1

narp you are...





edit to add: are you gonna cite your cut and paste source material? aka linky linky

a reply to: Crowfoot

So that's on average 135 days a year where sightings would be less likely... Do the statistics line up?

I heard geese with your video but I didn't see any. Something of note I'd think.

How reflective can geese feathers really be? Lights in the sky are often described as luminous which would be limiting in the time of day or scenario a flock of birds could be mistaken as a UFO.

a reply to: Crowfoot

Migrating birds make a hell of a noise when they fly, perhaps it's a good opportunity for a chat.

Do you think they wear mufflers to fool us?

a reply to: nerbot

commercialism is NOT the answer

originally posted by: Ophiuchus1

Curious……are you using the Lubbock Lights from Texas a reference?

Ha you beat me to it mate - apparently in Ruppelt's 'revised' edition he changed 'plovers' for 'moths'.




a reply to: Crowfoot

Always respect your input Crowfoot - when it comes to flying black triangles have you seen this guy's research?

a reply to: Crowfoot

Not seein' much of a silent triangle craft. But I do wonder who the hell is hanging lights off the geese at night.

a reply to: karl 12

I know his nephew... The new mexico one should have the audio that they called flares when the hunter was shooting them down like skeet.

a reply to: Crowfoot

Purlease.

Two images of migrating geese in a V formation and all unidentified triangle sightings are debunked ?

May as well post a pic of a frisbee and tell us you've solved all disc sightings also.

Navy Uap's now debunked....

a reply to: chunder

Hi jacked: My OP thread with-out; Being able to: Report "it" 'since an OP is reporting"... *if* there are aliens *then* I'd hope they'd abduct all of you... else *goose*.

a reply to: Crowfoot

No, definitely not but star for trying

a reply to: Crowfoot

and that was edited for clarity ?