The ‘Flying Dorito’ is Back , this time in my area

The Flying Dorito is a triangular UFO that has been reported in several areas of the Midlands , UK , it's most recent and well documented appearance was in Dudley where it was dubbed the Dudley Dorito and caused a bit of a stir , not much happens in Dudley.

Well now to my surprise local news is reporting the Dorito has returned but this time it's been seen in my area , it was spotted and photographed yesterday by a local school teacher out walking his dog , no missing time , no abduction just a happy dog and confused owner.

The Shropshire Dorito.

“I look in the direction of Lawley and then over to Ironbridge and I could make out a black shape moving slowly in the sky
I managed to get my mobile phone out to take a few snaps and there is clearly a defined dark triangle shape.

“It was moving towards me and made no sound but having quickly checked on Google, it didn’t match any military aircraft or UAV drones. It was so slow it almost hanged in the sky. It also seemed to change its shape slightly as it turned.”
He added: “It was a really strange looking thing to see and having served in the RAF I know that this was no current operational aircraft or drone.”
www.shropshirestar.com...

Time to get my Fox Mulder T Shirt out of the loft me thinks.

Do you have a giant bowl of salsa near your house?

originally posted by: gortex
The Flying Dorito is a triangular UFO that has been reported in several areas of the Midlands in the UK , it's most recent and well documented appearance was in Dudley where it was dubbed the Dudley Dorito and caused a bit of a stir.

Well now local news is reporting the Dorito has returned and has been seen in my area , it was spotted and photographed yesterday by a local school teacher out walking his dog.

The Shropshire Dorito.

“I look in the direction of Lawley and then over to Ironbridge and I could make out a black shape moving slowly in the sky
I managed to get my mobile phone out to take a few snaps and there is clearly a defined dark triangle shape.

“It was moving towards me and made no sound but having quickly checked on Google, it didn’t match any military aircraft or UAV drones. It was so slow it almost hanged in the sky. It also seemed to change its shape slightly as it turned.”
He added: “It was a really strange looking thing to see and having served in the RAF I know that this was no current operational aircraft or drone.”
www.shropshirestar.com...

Time to get my Fox Mulder T Shirt out of the loft me thinks.

I see you folks "walk you dogs in the UK" here in the U.S. we like to "wag the dog".

a reply to: HUMBLEONE

If it weren't for dog walkers and people having a fag there would be no UFO observations in the UK.
Deserves a bit of a look due to the witness being a teacher and Ex RAF.

Seen powered hand gliders that appear to be silent and slow moving when observed from down wind but would hope this guy has already discounted.

Why is there only one picture? He said he took a few snaps and that the triangle was moving towards him. Where's the million dollar picture of the triangle directly above him?

originally posted by: BlueShaman
Why is there only one picture? He said he took a few snaps and that the triangle was moving towards him. Where's the million dollar picture of the triangle directly above him?

Or the other 20 pics you might expect from witnesses of a daylight triangle in a densely populated area at fag and dog walking o' clock.

A military transport did some unannounced practice landings recently in the UK and it was snapped by bird watchers, meteorologists, dog walkers, amateur photographers, CCTV operators and the local butcher - even though everyone recognised it as a conventional aircraft.

originally posted by: Jukiodone
Or the other 20 pics you might expect from witnesses of a daylight triangle in a densely populated area at fag and dog walking o' clock.

Indeed. Sadly it's always the guy with the potato camera who manages to snap a photo.

a reply to: Jukiodone

Thing is at 7.30 in the morning most people are either on their way to work or still asleep , I was cycling to work but saw nothing.
The Wrekin ,which is smaller than a mountain but bigger than a hill , is used by paragliders as a launch pad but I'd be surprised if someone was doing it at that time yesterday.

a reply to: gortex

What's the crop circle situation like in the areas where this has been spotted?

a reply to: BlueShaman

Why is there only one picture?

The others are likely no better so no point printing them , the picture above is a close up of the object taken from the bigger picture so quality is lost

Where's the million dollar picture of the triangle directly above him?

The object didn't fly over him.

Mr Edwards said that after about 60 seconds it lowered in the sky and headed north, and after another 20 seconds faded and was gone.

a reply to: Chadwickus

Not great to be honest mate.
www.cropcircleconnector.com...

a reply to: gortex

No worries mate, its a US Air Force surveillance craft. There's probably a base not far from you. They're being deployed to Poland in support of NATO operations there and in Latvia/Lithuania.

It could possibly be a derivative of the A12 Avenger II program that got into trouble in the late 80's. Who knows what happens to the designs when a company falls short on developement.

I have to admit, in the last few weeks there has been an aircraft flying over my house late at night that the engine note is like nothing i have heard before. Its also on a vector that doesnt match all the comercial flights that pass over at high altitude near me. Having lived near airbases and around areas where low level flight training occurs ive seen and heard all the suite of combat and transport hardware that flys over the UK, this sounds new and it sounds like it has a serious amount of grunt so i doubt its a drone.

It also seems to travel quite slowly at times so Im tempted to stake out the garden with my 8" reflector and camera mount lol

a reply to: TonyS

There are two British bases close by , RAF Shawbury and RAF Cosford , both were involved in a rather large UFO story in the early 90s.

a reply to: gortex


The picture clearly is not a conventional transport aircraft as one poster tried to claim by inventing counter details. Nor is it an alien craft. It was an obvious "flight" with a disregard about being seen/photographed. I used quote marks on the word flight because these craft do not literally fly, but float via generating a field around themselves.


This appearance is another evidence that this secret technology has been shared with the UK as would be expected as the UK desperately needs a new type of all-around craft to modernize their dwindling fleets of air and sea.

a reply to: gortex

Yea, I read about that at: www.nickpope.net...

Seems to be numerous sightings in that area and one or two of triangles. But the Doritos aren't based at the RAF stations, they're based at US bases.

Odd that this was a day time sighting; they usually only deploy at night when they're less likely to be observed. Have the Ruskies been buzzing about UK recently?

a reply to: TonyS

There have been a few caught after sunrise. A Sentinel was caught landing just after dawn at Creech a couple months ago. It happens occasionally.

dude the pic is worth gold
we have triangles....I guess friendly ones
great shot of the edges and overall intent of the engineers....

a reply to: gortex

This picture you posted is a hoax and was copied from a hoax video posted
by hoaxer Youtube user Alien Planet in February 22, 2016, see here:

This is old news and a hoax therefore No Dorito UFO, nothing real here.

a reply to: Jukiodone

at fag and dog walking o' clock.

i hope your talking about having a cigarette while walking the dog. others may misunderstand your use of the word.