Unidentified flying objects sighted at camp

by Ranger Dana Powers

Strange things have been recently spotted in the air at Tuscazoar. Years ago, the U.S. Air Force formed "Project Blue Book" to search out strange aerial sightings. Now we’ve experienced our own unusual sightings at camp. It started with daytime sightings of round spherical objects flying at low levels for short distances. They were shaped like Frisbees, BB’s, softballs and footballs. Other objects were elongated, like arrows or atlatl’s, and some looked like smoke rings or hula-hoops. Small bird-like beings resembling Scarlet Tanagers and Hummingbirds have been seen as well. Enormous rumbling dark forms flying in packs, like C-130s) have announced their presence in the sky. Then, as though we experienced a time warp, a B-17 Fortress flew right over camp two days in a row. What a sight; what a sound. From big to small, the sound of the flying lawn mower urged us to look up and see a Powered Parachute float by, as if in a dream state.
   And, the sightings have not been limited to daytime. At night dark shadows resembling bats and Luna Moths have been flying silently past the camp lights. Ghost-like forms resembling owls have been drifting through the trees, communicating with screams, guttural grunts and bill snapping, while strange snorting from the depths of the woods sounds like warnings from deer. The night heavens have also not been spared from these sightings. A light several times brighter than any of the stars was seen speeding across the heavens, which brought to mind our international space station. Other dimmer lights have been seen making arcs across the sky, some with colors of red, green, or blinking. Some with dim white lights appear similar to planes or satellites, and recently Mars has been very visible.
    So we do have many UFO’s here …for a while. Then we identify them. When you next come to enjoy God’s little garden here at camp and you hear those strange noises or see an unusual sight, remember, like Project Blue Book these are all explainable … or are they?