night vision migratory birds?

filmed 11/30/08 in fremont, ca


**UPDATE 8/22/09**

after having filmed more of these similar objects in the sky, i am thinking that these are maybe simply migrating birds.

there is another youtuber that has filmed similar formations and came to a similar conclusion.
navajojimmy38: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZi52Y7TK80

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[NukeMePlz]

actually you can bite me,im 47 and have never seen or heard geese fly at night,i live beside a 50 acre pond also and never hear geese at night , geese dont break formation like that usally the only time they break is to land,then they circle before they do that.

Your prolly not even aware that the current administration has stollen almost 15 TRILLION dollars and given it to offshore banks,and that the united states no longer exist,and that mexico canada and the US is the north american union.

[lambros6]

I totally agree with you .

If they`re not alien , they are military .

There`s no need to explain .

If they`re birds.......they must have rockets up their arses !

[Khameleon808]

@NukeMePlz I have heard geese at night. Not debating the footage but only stating that they DO fly at night and make noise. Ive seen it. Not necessarily long term. But some just fly to different locations. Just because you havent seen them yourself, doesnt make it fact. And I have seen MANY birds break formation like that. Ive seen groups of birds do AMAZING movements that would resemble silk ribbons in the wind. Or just spontaneously split in half and reform. whats the best NV to use?

[ufoguy1962]

Absolutely 100% these are geese. Anyone who says geese don't fly at night must be completely stupid. Go to google and type this in, "Do geese fly at night?" Educate yourselves before calling every single moving object in the sky a "UFO."

Thanks to dede for the upload.

[hobotechMASTER]

one of the best videos i've seen. if its a fake, im definitely fooled. i have old hi8 tapes with some UFO's on there. but when put on my computer it looks like hell and becomes pixelated and looks super fake. :( 

[sRod21]

One more thing, how come some of these 'geese' speed up rapidly while the rest of the 'flock' is travel at an even speed? Sure, a goose can pick up speed but it would occur incrementally. It's not like a bird can automatically accelerate say, 25 or 50 mph. They're not like, y'know, an aircraft!

[sRod21]

To all the people saying these are geese, I would like to ask you........how the fuck does a goose fly SIDEWAYS???? Waky waky, time to get up. You're late.

[sinkingsong]

Great video Makes me wish I had a night scope!

[MillyVanillification]

@nobodyshero0000 Exactly. Gees are flying at night and even 2km over the top of Mnt. Everest. They have no respiratory problems in 10km altitude. This is due to the fact that bird lungs are working entirely different to mammal lungs. They have tubes instead of pulmonary alveoli. The tubes work in both directions. By the way, its pretty obvious that those "objects" are birds. You can see the wings flapping.

[nobodyshero0000]

Geese. They do fly at night, NukeMePlz.

[TheBlitz1]

geese