Somewhat Interesting Fake Bird Seen in Nebraska

Woman said that it didn't make any sound, but the video seems to pick up a low hum. I thought it was noteworthy.

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"No, Nick. Nick!"

I'm going with drone. Or a bird. Maybe a bird shaped drone?

But not aliens. That's for sure.

originally posted by: Jefferton
I'm going with drone. Or a bird. Maybe a bird shaped drone?

But not aliens. That's for sure.

You'll have to prove it's not aliens, you know.

a reply to: Blue Shift

i have an possible answer to the " hum "

see that utility pole infront of the camera

one hum

but to state the obvious - sound track hum - does not have to come from the object

Noise sounds like road/highway to me. Looks like a bird gliding.

The video was awful. Why can't videographers keep the subject in frame, especially slow-moving subjects? I see it all the time, and it's a pet peeve of mine.

Bird gliding, or possibly a drone.

So annoying when people film in portrait mode and not landscape. All you get is a sliver of video, when if you simply film horizontally, you get the full field of vision

Bird or flying moustache

hum just sounds like passing traffic.

It came here from another world.

But why?

originally posted by: DictionaryOfExcuses
It came here from another world.

But why?

To poop on our cars

a reply to: vlawde

But what possible reason would extra-terrestrials have for--

Oh now I get what you're saying.

a reply to: Blue Shift


Flying turtle I can feel the head peeking out!

I was going to say Vulture, but it doesn't fly like one... looked a little to stiff for a bird.

originally posted by: CraftyArrow
I was going to say Vulture, but it doesn't fly like one... looked a little to stiff for a bird.

It flew like a gliding heron. Their wings are kind of arched when they glide. When they have their necks tucked, they would look like that and the legs are too thin to be visible when not in focus. That would be my guess with vulture as a second.

a reply to: Blue Shift

The humming or buzzing noise seems to be consistent among dozens of reports ive seen.

a reply to: Blue Shift

I can't see any flapping but gliding is a possibility...although I am unsure how long/far a big bird can glide without flapping it's wings. It doesn't help that the camera is in portrait mode and the person cannot seem to keep the subject in view. I admit though, it does look strange, however size and distance is hard to judge.

Just looks as though someone has just thrown a Bowler Hat in the air.......