Is this a Loch Ness Monster sighting?

David Elder, an amateur photographer, was attempting to get photos of a swan from a pier at Fort Augustus on the southwest end of Loch Ness when something mysterious caught his eye disturbing the calm waters. He described it to the UK Mirror as a “solid black object” just under the water that created a wave atop the lake surface. The sighting immediately fueled speculation that this might have been a Loch Ness Monster sighting.

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Just thought I would bring this to the table. The video doesnt really show anything definitive, but at least it is pretty clear. Anyone care to take a gander at what we are seeing?

I think it is just a wave...
Noting to see at all really

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Not waves, nor a log under water... It has movement and it seems to have a snaky way of swimming...

Originally posted by rigel4
I think it is just a wave...
Noting to see at all really

I'm going with you on this one. Just waves.

Why even bother asking ? you already knew none of us would be able to verify it
I'm in a very bad mood today

49 seconds and didn't even try to zoom in? can't tell anything from this.

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seen this already, and I have seen this effect on the water umpteen times before, I often thought as I witnessed it that it was something, and even gone into the water, realizing it was nothing more than the water and how its near edge is raised, causing darker shadow and appearance from a few feet away... nope this is totally nothing more than that.......

Is this a Loch Ness Monster sighting?

As with most things here, we are left to guess... applying what we believe to what we assume to then type out what may or may not be.

Beyond that?

Unless we swim these lochs... and do so at the right time, all we have is a moment in time to apply to the vast whole.

never mind nessie a few tourists over the years have seen hamish the kilt monster .