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it looks like a hang glider.
Do you have a 100% crop?
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Hi joodiespost,
Yes I have but it will be very small. I already did crop and enhanced this. Thanks. Joe
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Looks like a bat to me...great detail in the moon
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PhotogAve and Jskriloff,
Thanks for your reply. It looks like a bat. But doesn't it look like a F-117 or F-118 also? pjflan7. Thanks for your comment. I thought it looks like a marsh harrier also, I think? Thanks Joe
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Whatever it is nicely captured moon and interesting blob lol I reckon bat but think that a plane would be a blur due to shutter speed? nicely captured though
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Outstanding capture. I will go with the rest of The Dps Members commented here.
It looks like a Bat.
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By the way, love the details of the moon. If it isn't my original guess (a bat), maybe it's a small flying alien
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