What is the object flying by at 9:00?

[bronze661]

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[Thomas B]

Nice effort, but I only scanned as 12+ minutes is way too long IMHO

 

[Starz]

Feathered object doing a bit of soaring at 7.13

 

[JAW]

Looks like a B1-RD

 

[Starz]

Or possibly a HA-wk

 

[bronze661]

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I saw the black birds, but the color of that object was white or beige. I know someone will Sherlock Holmes it and capture a still photo.

 

[bronze661]

Nice effort, but I only scanned as 12+ minutes is way too long IMHO

I like them long, It's my movie of the week. I hate wasting all the flight minutes just to conform to a 3 minute song.

 

[bronze661]

Or possibly a HA-wk

I was thinking another drone, mainly because of the color.

 

[Wailuku]

Saw a bird fly from right to left at ~8:34 to 8:40. After a couple scans I don't see anything at/around 9:00.

 

[Starz]

Saw a bird fly from right to left at ~8:34 to 8:40. After a couple scans I don't see anything at/around 9:00.

Try the 7 minute 15 second mark. Look in the nine o’clock position.

 

[sar104]

This one?

 

[bronze661]

This one?

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thank you @sar104. I never saw a wing flap.

 

[Starz]

Good eye. I missed that one. 8:34 right to left ends up in lower left corner.
Right as it exits screen, I think the wings are visible.

 

[Cymruflyer]

Looks like a B1-RD

Now THAT is an old flying machine!

 

[Cymruflyer]

This one?

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Red Tail Hawk. They quite often fly in pairs, but not always.

 

[Cymruflyer]

thank you @sar104. I never saw a wing flap.

Why flap when you have thermals?

 

[sar104]

thank you @sar104. I never saw a wing flap.

It flaps a couple of times while in view, but is mostly gliding.

 

[crlmjohnson]

some type of a bird. I get pictures like that on my security camera at night...usually a bat.

 

[Drbobk]

I want to know how you got those extremely smooth pans...

 

[Taylor1430]

There are a couple of flaps but mostly gliding down. I see some flapping at the very beginning and some more at the end.