Weird Lights Caught on My Security Cameras

Not sure what these are, my cameras email me pics when there is motion detected, I was a long ways from home and at first thought it was someone shining a flashlight at them to conceal what they were up to, but dont see any people, any ideas would be great. Thanks









then it went to my backyard
























I have many ideas, not sure what it ias, I was thinking the moon, but I don't think it would move that quickly, airplane??

How close are you to any neighbors? Also, how sensitive is your motion sensor? If it's very sensitive, that could possibly be a large insect. Interesting, indeed.

How about a bug of some kind crawling across the lens.

That's what it looks like to me.

Bugs or bug!

2nd

i'd guess its insects, probably moths. has the camera got lights on it or around it?
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im not close to neighbors, I dont think it is a bug, its still below freezing here. I wish I could embed it as a slideshow, you can see how it moves from front yard to back yard Camera has night vision, its picked up weird stuff before, like smoke from my heater and snow, but nothing as bright as this

Not the moon or an airplane. What ever it is, it's a "thinking" being and not dust, either it be an insect or spirit.

An insect:? abdomen and wings silhouette seen in back?
one of the back yard pics

Part of my reference is from:the convenient store camera ghost...
I still see the blue bodie's wings moving(at :12 to 14 on video)*


*However, an investigator compared plastic(real-like bugs) to the ghost capture in questions, finding the results in conclusive.

A slide show would be a big help..

think you can make one for us to check out?

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Hi.
I use security cams too.

I believe that the light you are seeing is the body of a spider, especially if you use IR cameras.

Yeah, I think it could be an insect. I see the example, thats where im getting the light split into two is when they open their wings.

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Well there is an evergreen right across from the camera whose movement in the wind could have set it off.
Here`s something to be considered about the weather:

Be aware of the sensing capability of your camera. Place your camera well with in that range. Too close or too far will result in missed pictures. In most cases 15 to 20 feet to the target area in the summer is about right. During the colder weather some cameras will sense out to 100 feet. This can be a problem when cold and darkness allows the camera to trigger outside the range of the flash.

Source

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couldn't be a spotlight on a police helicopter or them searching the area for someone ..but then they
would have knocked on your door..nah..hummm..ashes falling down from a chimney fire in the neighborhood..
did you check the news for any clues or look for footprints etc.???
a drifting white plastic bag? how was the wind that day?
I'm not much good as solving mysteries, sadly.

Originally posted by pazcat
How about a bug of some kind crawling across the lens.

That's what it looks like to me.

Yep.
I think it's a bug as well.
That's what it looks like, that was my first thought..
so.. gotta go with bug.
They "light up bright" when close to the infrared light, or in its direct path.