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I think it's Rods.
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Has anyone told Rod he may be looking for it ;-)
Pigeon?
They are every where in London
Bevy.
Can we please stop grasping at straws?
Looks like Rods (Skyfish)
Birds flying close to the camera and significantly stretched / blurred due to non-high-speed framerate.
Seagulls, pigeons or a couple of swallows - tons of 'em around Canary Warf, especially swallows.
I must say, this blog is getting ridiculous - almost any pixel moving is considered a "UFO". I'm close to giving up as the signal to noise ratio is getting very poor!
as for Rods - they DO NOT EXIST. Interlaced video cameras artefacts - you can even get this effect on a home video camera with insects:
"The History Channel series Monster Quest season 1, episode 111, first aired on January 9, 2008, includes footage where a "rod" is captured simultaneously by a traditional video camera and a high-speed camera. While the video recorded by the traditional camera showed a brightly-illuminated "rod" with multiple undulating wings, the high-speed video clearly showed a common moth flying across its field of view."
-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_rod
[Whilst not the be all and end all of internet wisdom, its better than some of the crazy postings here! :-)]
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