Is this a UFO?

[Terminal_Boy]

It's one of those mini clays fired from a different trap.

Or the trapper launching the "driven" clays tried to wind you up by launching a mini in the middle of the driven pair.

 

[glenimp617]

something from Darpa?

 

[arc@css]

It could have been these fellows (28 secs +) :

 

[chroniclard]

Looks quite clearly like a bird to me.

 

[Sliver]

Looks quite clearly like a bird to me.

It looks like a pixel. It's nothing more than a dot on the screen. How can anyone attribute this to a bird or anything else is beyond comprehension.

 

[dacads]

It's not the clay, you need to look harder

Do I now?

 

[Gixer]

It is something shot from the ground to the left of the people off the screen. You watch it enough you will see it come onto the screen from there. It is something that is spinning hence its path curves as it climbs

 

[Nitefly]

Ok - here's my Jonathan Creek effort...

Despite it looking like it's in the distance and coming from the clouds... it's actually something very small within a few metre's of the camera (i.e. a tiny fly), giving the impression of enormous speed because of the perspective.

 

[this_is_gav]

Blown up to full screen it definitely looks like something is moving next to it (wings), so yes, I'd go with very close insect or more distant bird too.

Surely if it was even remotely in the same area as the pigeon one of you would have noticed it.

 

[Surfer]

Uhmm....that's a bird. You can see the wings flapping.

 

[olivier renault]

It's "flying" and you can't identify it, so yes it's a UFO.

Precisely

 

[chroniclard]

It looks like a pixel. It's nothing more than a dot on the screen. How can anyone attribute this to a bird or anything else is beyond comprehension.

If anything its a collection of pixels...........that looks like a bird.

 

[Lycosa]

I can tell you that it is not in fact a UFO but a tiny alien mothership.

My dad kills them for a living.

 

[Hedge]

Maybe you spend so long looking at clay pigeons you forget what a real pigeon looks like.

 

[Gixer]

Blown up to full screen it definitely looks like something is moving next to it (wings), so yes, I'd go with very close insect or more distant bird too.

Surely if it was even remotely in the same area as the pigeon one of you would have noticed it.

On watching it more I say you got it with the out of focus insect theory. The flight path of it isn't actually a smooth one like I initially thought it does sway around a bit. I've already seen Bumble Bee's in my garden so it could be something like that.

 

[G-MAN2004]

If it is flying, is unidentified and resembles an object, then yes. Congrats.

 

[Cosimo]

Uhmm....that's a bird. You can see the wings flapping.

It's definitely got wings.

 

[robin66]

Did someone say the Aliens were coming.

Tinned beans and shotguns it is then.

I see the OP already has his shotgun so he'll be alright then.

 

[Deleted member 66701]

It's an optical lens/sensor shadow.

Quite common in devices that use compact lens arrangements (like phones, compact cameras atc).

 

[peterattheboro]

Ok - here's my Jonathan Creek effort...

Despite it looking like it's in the distance and coming from the clouds... it's actually something very small within a few metre's of the camera (i.e. a tiny fly), giving the impression of enormous speed because of the perspective.

This.