Moving Target emerges from the depths of Loch Ness, captured on VILN Shoreland Lodges Webcam 4/07/23
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2023
- Moving target emerges from the waters of Loch Ness at 07.55am on the 04/07/2023, as a boat moves moves north down the middle channel of Loch Ness. The entity submerges, but reappears 15 yards away and moves parallel to the boat, but the boat is moving faster and goes out of view. The target continues on and turns right towards the middle of the lake, then submerges. Something is definitely visible above the water at the front of the wake.
Eoin O Faodhagain, Webcam Nessie Spotter.
Reminds me of my sighting 2002 on a tour boat. There is something in that pond alright. Heaven knows how its continued to elude us. I reckon they know what it is behind the scene's.
Congratulations! I believe there is a healthy population of them for the sightings to continue for the last 100 years, not to mention the original beast efficiently handled by St. Columba after one of his monks, Lugne Mocumin, swam across the Ness to fetch a boat. 😉And the reason there would be a constant number of species within the lake might be thanks to a connection to the ocean, especially since there was a sighting reported in Moray Firth, through which the species might be migrating.
What if there is only one monster? It is unlikely, but possible 🙂.
Or it could just be wakes from boats. St Columba was not at the loch, but at the River Ness. Big difference.
Loch Ness is not "connected" to the ocean. Places like Moray, Ness, Champlain, and Okanagan, may well have an unknown creature, but the only connection they seem to have is latitude...
No,@@aspiknf - we need a breeding population. So there would have to be small colonies in lakes like Ness, Morar, and Champlain.
The only reason we don't see them is because they are deep water/botttom dwellers, with no need to surface.
This is fantastic !
Thanks Eric, I thought it was brilliant myself. Obviously the Official Loch Ness Monster sightings Register thought the same after listing it.
It has been a long time since October 2021 of having my last registered sighting.
Great to see you still keeping a watchful eye on the Loch Eoin 👍
Hi Roy, Thanks for that, I haven't heard from you in a long time since GB went over to Facebook. SF reckons the video was speeded up to make it look remotely interesting. What a complete plonker, the only thing speeded up is his brain. The only reason he has only 1 sighting in all these years, is because he is doing the only thing he is good at which is been a salesman and making a fortune. He also claimed I was making a fortune on UA-cam views, what complete nonsense, you can't make money on copyrighted material, as in webcams. It just shows how stupid a person he really is.
Speeded up? Baffling lol...im off up the loch this weekend for 11 nights, staying very close to where this video was taken! Hopefully i might see summit as i can watch the loch dawn and dusk! I have no axe to grind with steve but Roland baffles me complaining bout ur videos yet puts the jonathen bright wave forward as a nessie sighting plus the obvious johnson / gray photoshopping! People in glasshouses and that! Glad ur keeping up ur watch! The mystery is free to us all not just them lol...cheers
This is the exact spot (by the strip of green bushes) where all these videos show an unmistakably large object swimming/moving parallel to shore. Seems it's a pretty defined pattern. Any way to focus even more in on that one area? *Whether it's a closer, or underwater, camera (murkey waters), or some kind of bait or quiet boat presence? Great videos!
Loch Ness is famous for its peat stained water from peat running off the nearby hills... They have sent submarines down and within 10 feet. Or whatever you couldn't even see .....
So badass.
Very cool Eoin. Not only is that a Classic Nessie Sighting, including submerging when that boat is too close, but what ever that was is big enough that the water stays disturbed for a bit where it sinks. Multiple direction changes too. Nice! I'd love to know how deep it is there. Has anyone dug out the depth charts for the Shoreland Lodges area?
Hi Jim, The depth at the sighting is between 38 feet and 80 feet according to a depth chart displayed on the blog of one of Roland Watson editorials.
There be strange comings and goings in these parts sir secrets and signs not of this world.
Are you suggesting Nessie is a creature from another dimension,@@Mrz-sb1hw? If so, which one?
Dear Jim Nessie coming from another dimension is not of my making but l have heard some people say it might belong in another dimension but l certainly don't know. It's just ideas people throw around. The bottom line is we don't know. Although I think another dimension sounds far fetched.
Hi Eoin, I really enjoyed your interview with Curt on the Paranormal Almanac podcast. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Aisling, Lovely Irish name, a lot better than cake. You were very fast getting the information that the episode had just been published, thanks also for that.
I'd like to see a duck or duck hunting lure at the same spot the object appears. That would give a good reference.
Just look at the scenery, if a sea serpent was to exist it would definitely be there, the place kinda looks mysterious & prehistoric
Hi Eoin! You have a massive following on the Podcast Paranormal Almanac. The host Curt sings your praises on almost every episode! I know he'd love to have you on as a guest...
Hi, if host Curt, wants me on the Podcast Paranormal Almanac, he can contact me through Gary Campbell's Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings website, Gary has been very good to me forwarding my email address when necessary and providing information also.
@eoinfagan333 That's fantastic! I forwarded the message. I'd love to hear you on an interview!
Lord Wellington here...🧐 I believe I Saw the Monster at round 6 : 20 AM Our time here in the States. It was Incredible. I didn't really Expect to See it thee First time. It was there before a ship went by. Then after again. It Surfaced ! I saw it stick it's head up. " It was like this one in the Video, but it stuck it's head up like a plesiusour. The one I saw was Bigger! They do sort of travel like this in the water. The one I saw started out by making an " S curve " in the water. Like it started out in a line, then turned in a curve and then swam straight. " " They tend to dissapear behind a tree. I don't know why though. Then they Re-surface again later. "
Intriguing video but unfortunately not enough
I want there to be a Loch Ness Monster but ripples on the water don't do it for me. It could be fish or just the movement of air disturbing the surface. Interesting though.
Hi Eoin. I'm getting in touch from Fuji TV, Japan's largest commercial broadcaster. We are interested in using this footage as part of our coverage of the big search that's happening at Loch Ness on the 26th/27th of this month. Would you be the correct person to get in touch with about using this footage, or does it belong to VILN?
Hi Ryan, the copyright belongs to the VILN and you can contact their digital manager Jo Page at Jo@visitiln.com
Another Japanese TV Company used an earlier sighting footage in a documentary and they got the permission through contacting Jo Page. The VILN were more than happy to give the permission as it is a advertisement for them. 4:27 Thank you for your interest. Kind regards, Eoin O Faodhagain.
I remember seeing an extraordinary video of some humped animal swimming under a boat some years ago but it was subsequently scrubbed from UA-cam. Should have downloaded he bloody thing but in those days I didn’t know that UA-cam Downloader existed . . .
I know what you’re talking about, it was that tourist boat, you see the waves moving and it goes right under and across the boat.
@@MIFROMDA2 - that’s the one, yes. I think it was looking down the boat - some little catamaran thing - from its bow, and some _thing,_ obviously large and with conscious agency, approached from the starboard side visible under a few feet of clearer-than-usual loch water and left that classic ‘v’-shaped wake behind it. I expected that video to get a little buried owing to indifference but it subsequently got totally scrubbed from the net, _the hell??_
@@fletcherhamilton3177 yeah after you mentioned it I tried finding it again and it is nowhere to be found, we need that footage back it proved something big is in the loch !
Are you all thinking of the Herzog movie clip?
@@jimedenbaum2525 I just looked up what you said and sadly you’re right, it’s from a movie. I saw a clip that looked like a documentary and shows a hump emerge and go under the boat, but it’s fake. It’s from that movie
To all the skeptics out there, may I offer this quotation by A.H. Wills (Archie Wills), the godfather of Cadborosaurus, the editor of the Victoria Daily Times: "Your modern man would rather disbelieve something than believe it. He likes to think he is cynical and hard-boiled, whereas he is the most credulous creature ever made. When he can't understand a thing, like astronomy, or relativity, or finance, he believes anything you care to tell him, if you tell him with sufficient scientific or financial trimmings. But the trouble is he can understand a sea serpent. He can visualize it. Therefore, he disbelieves it. His disbelief flatters his vanity, makes him think he is a superior fellow. Well, it doesn't make him a superior fellow. Any fool can disbelieve in sea serpents..."
I’m completely open to the existence of a creature in Loch Ness, however, I’m not going to believe just to believe. We need evidence.
@@trentp8035 If you are open to its existence, are numerous instances of photographic and video evidence insufficient? But of course, if skepticism is a religion, then probably not. At any rate, everyone is entitled to his/her opinion.
@@SLC-zf8kd I don't think skepticism in this instance is a religion. I had a blog for a long time and wrote extensively about the Loch Ness phenomenon. There is no conclusive evidence to support the existence of a large unknown creature in the Loch. HOWEVER, if someone released data tomorrow supporting that hypothesis, then I would change my mind at an instance. There probably is something unidentifiable in the Loch, maybe a large Seal/Eel/Fish, but I do not believe it is another unknown species entirely.
@@trentp8035 Okay, I see your point.
@@trentp8035 What is your opinion of the photograph by Peter O'Connor taken by flashlight at 6.30 a.m. on May 27, 1960? It shows a large elongated body and a small head on a thin neck.
Interesting, but as someone once said, nature doesn't move in straight lines
Interesting point, this is certainly curious though. I wonder what phenomenon would create that disturbance?
We have coyote tracks on our property every few weeks that are usually in a perfectly straight line for several hundred feet
It is just a school of fish
Two seals
you need a better camera all I saw was a boat ... no doubt "They" won't let you stretch a net across the loch so that you can catch the "creature" , so we will never ever be able to be sure that there isn't a 174 million year old plesiosaurus swimming about in a lake in Scotland
Looks like a snake to me.
Eel
NOT an eel...😅 Try to debunk if you will, but, I am a FIRM BELIEVER that there are plesiosaurus STILL IN Lochness, trapped from the Ice Age for millions of years, only to breed, and to have more than plenty of time to adapt to the cold waters. Not only that, but having a substantial amount of food to ingest. Some people need to open their minds to the fact that, we have NOT researched every inch of water in our oceans to know exactly what is there, and, accounted for. Similar species have been spotted in the U.S, as well as Canada, Russia, Norway, China, &, Japan. Take a good look at things that have been washed ashore, and, cannot be identified. I find it fascinating. Open your mind.