Ah, my eyes are opened!

Might just be the Sun... but wow!
Aaron writes, "This picture was taken early morning as I was spray painting some chairs in my back yard.  The camera was a cheap .5 mega pixel camera.  This picture is unaltered and is original.  My girlfriend immediately spotted the busts and she freaked.  Even if it is just the paint particles reflecting it's very strange isn't it?"

And almost heavenly sight

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FInches lynch newcomer!
Scott writes, "We had two finches and later on we bought another one. Well the 2 birds that we had first did not like the idea of sharing space I guess. All 3 of them would do nothing but fight. Well, one morning I woke up to find that the new bird had a noose around his neck and was hanging… problem solved??"


Bird found hung in his cage

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Water slide or water fall?
Patrick writes, "I was visiting your site ,and it reminded me that I took a picture 2 years ago on a holiday in Wales. We where in a place cold, Artist Valley. This was our last picture before we hit the road back to our place. Every time I see it I see a bizarre thing in it, maybe you can use it for your site."


Something interesting in the Falls

Do you see the screaming lady?


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Supernatural opening in the wall!
"Rhonda writes, "November 1st of 2003 a group of friends and I were attending an event at Fort Mifflin in Philadelphia. While we were there, having heard all the stories about the hauntings at the fort, we took the opportunity to explore every inch of the fort. I've attached 2 of the pictures for you to see, both were taken with a digital camera, no flash was used. It was a gorgeous day, about mid 60s, sunny, light breeze, no rain. I've sent these to someone else who wouldn't look at them, I am hoping that maybe you could help us try to explain them. We have no explanation. There seems to be a "scene" in the center of the pic with a very faint tail swooping down off the bottom of it. It doesn't seem to be a reflection off anything, there wasn't anything inside the fort that resembled the "scene", and the thought that it came in thru the windows doesn't work either since there are no window panes in the scene. On the opposite side of the wall behind the scene, about 5 ft away from it, is the 15-20 foot thick brick wall that surrounds the fort. We've managed to rule out any "reasonable" explanation, but still aren't sure what we are looking at. If you could look at these and maybe tell us what you see, I would greatly appreciate it! All we want to know is what the heck happened in our pictures. :o)"

Opening beyond the wall

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