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Originally posted by nh_ee
reply to post by Helmkat
Point taken but a whip or will is only like an inch long which doesn't fit the image of what was captured here.. And additionally for that matter, any bird would awaken if it was startled.
There are also nightingales....for example.
Most birds are not nocturnal was my point Versus that of a duck or a goose as some here had described.
An owl IS a nocturnal predator and it does hunt for rodents at night. Which might potentially explain what this thing could be as far as birds are concerned, even though it doesn't fit the image captured on the FLIR.
I still think that it might have been the infamous Jersey Devil.
Originally posted by malcr
It's a blurry white blob!
I get blurry white blobs, orbs, blurry wiggly dark lines etc etc all the time......it's called a photographic defect. Almost always particulates or reflections of bright light off particulates. I get less now with digital, except the orbs.
Originally posted by nh_ee
If it indeed was more than one creature we'd see the signature of the legs at least behind it as well..
Deer would glow red, and also are found in small herds.
Looking at the color of the IR signature which wasn't red as the investigators were captured on camera, or whatever that was captured sitting in the tree, which both of which indicating something warm, but in this image was more of a green and blue color, relatively cool makes me think that this could even be under the genre of a cold blooded reptilian like creature. Reptiles aquire their body heat from external sources and hence the term cold blooded.
Definitely interesting. I take it for what it is. Its an IR signature that doesn't fit the profile of most animals in the area.
Originally posted by Rockstrongo37
I hate to put a wet blanket on all this but this is so clearly a duck...just look at the head...duck.
Originally posted by the_spark
Originally posted by InfaRedMan
It looks like, and is more likely to be a duck or goose. IMHO, it's hardly conclusive. You know what they say about something being too good to be true.
IRM
Wont the thermal image be yellow or orange for warm blooded animals? Why is this blue?? If its a duck or goose I would think it would show orange color in a thermal image.