Milton FinchONE MINUTE AND 20 SECONDS IN IS WHERE THE FUN STARTS!!!! At first, solid orange light. Military Fighter Jets close by in sky. Orange light in night vision was blinking then becoming one, then two, then back to one. Night Vision Monocular on the night of April 9, 2014 in Saint Stephen, SC. You could hear the jets. We went out to see the International Space Station originally. We missed three minutes of recording the object due to not having the equipment with us. Newton Hornet Monocular Multiplication of 4. I set the date to March (3) when it should have been April (4).
Two Jets Escorting an object over Saint Stephen, SCMilton Finch2014-04-10 | ONE MINUTE AND 20 SECONDS IN IS WHERE THE FUN STARTS!!!! At first, solid orange light. Military Fighter Jets close by in sky. Orange light in night vision was blinking then becoming one, then two, then back to one. Night Vision Monocular on the night of April 9, 2014 in Saint Stephen, SC. You could hear the jets. We went out to see the International Space Station originally. We missed three minutes of recording the object due to not having the equipment with us. Newton Hornet Monocular Multiplication of 4. I set the date to March (3) when it should have been April (4).How to be a target. Jade HelmMilton Finch2015-03-26 | Military Equipment Above My Home. The first 30 seconds shows military craft above my home at night. They did not realize that I have IR capable night vision trained on them because my IR light was not operating at the time. But I could see the heck out of theirs. It was so bright and trained on me and my wife that it was leaving lens flare. When there light is trained on you, so are their weapons. Remember the song Ohio with the line "Four Dead in Ohio" from the early seventies. The military seems to have forgotten that period. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCS-g3HwXdc&feature=youtube_gdata_playerPainted BuntingMilton Finch2014-06-22 | Here's the Painted Bunting doing better right before he flew off. They are so shy and reclusive, I never felt I would be this "up close" to one. What a blessing! I called it an Indigo Bunting the whole time, knowing full well it was a Painted Bunting.Painted BuntingMilton Finch2014-06-22 | Painted Bunting flew from bushes straight into parked truck window. We cared for and protected him until he regained his composure and flew off. (I called it Indigo Bunting all the way through, I think, knowing it was a Painted Bunting all the time.)Military Jets dropping Flares that people think are ORBS.Milton Finch2014-06-18 | People in Myrtle Beach are reporting these flares as orbs. They are Flares. We could hear the Jets 45-60 miles inland. When the people in Myrtle Beach are not mentioning sound, they are misleading you. Trust me. Night vision Camera is much more powerful than their cell phone or regular camcorder.Flares dropping from Jets over Myrtle Beach as reporters there report ORBS.Milton Finch2014-06-18 | Looking to our Northwest, we saw this coming. Enjoy. It disappeared.Fire Flies Lightening Bugs!!!Milton Finch2014-05-08 | Look at the Lightening Bugs play! Fire Flies. Lightening Bugs. Flashing lights in the woods. Naturally.04 25 2014 Red-bellied Woodpecker at Bird FeederMilton Finch2014-05-07 | Usually Red-bellied Woodpeckers are bug eaters. This one likes seeds, also! Everybody else is doing it...why can't I? I called it a Red Headed Woodpecker throughout the video thinking that was what it was. I even labeled the video such originally. Thanks to prettysassykitty in my comment section, she corrected my error and I learned something new today. (1-31-2015) Thank you, prettysassykitty!05 06 2014 Cameleon Shedding SkinMilton Finch2014-05-07 | A Chameleon shedding its skin and wasting nothing.Very Busy Skies to the west! Saint Stephen, SCMilton Finch2014-04-22 | GO TO 2:50 SECONDS INTO THE VIDEO TO SEE WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT. I was scanning the skies and not seeing anything. I finally scanned the Monocular to the west, into the trees, and the sky was FULL of Blinking lights heading off to the southwest. See for yourself. Go into the video a little over half way to see. Something that will peak your interest.Praying MantisMilton Finch2014-04-13 | Close up of a Praying Mantis up in the mountains of North Carolina.Military Flares thru Night VisionMilton Finch2014-03-21 | This is what military flares look like. Go to 7 minute mark to see flares. Watch from 7 minutes in to see the military dropping orange flares. Two flares will drop. Newton Hornet Night Vision Monocular, X4.Blinking light UFO off in space?Milton Finch2014-01-25 | This blinking light UFO was spotted with the naked eye originally after a bright flash caught our attention and I aimed my monocular and found it. We rapidly lost sight of it with the naked eye after about three blinks. We were able to continue to see it with the Newton Hornet Monocular X4 and we followed it for about 5 minutes. It doesn't seem to be following a straight path. It took about 5 minutes before I lost sight of it, yet it was about straight up (80 to 85 degrees above horizon) and only traveled about 16 inches holding your arms out and spreading them towards the sky. It got so dim I could no longer follow it.Unexplained lights in South Carolina 1/15/2014Milton Finch2014-01-19 | 1:40 seconds in, you see 6 lights. If it is one object, it is at least 5 miles in length. If it is six objects, two spheres, one orange sphere and one smaller red sphere, are being escorted by 4 other objects...three in front and one in back. Military jets are also busy in the sky all around.