University lecturer claims to have photographed real-life faeries flying through the air in the British countryside

[Potoooooooo]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...nkerbells-flying-air-British-countryside.html

A university lecturer is claiming to have photographed fairies flying through the air in the British countryside.
John Hyatt, 53, says his series of photos which were taken over the past two years prove the tiny winged creatures do exist in the Rossendale Valley, Lancashire.

 

[dockeen]

I kept looking at the dates associated with this....

 

[rjh01]

Probably insects.

 

[Earl IV]

 

[purple_kathryn]

Oh look. It's blurry.

 

[Thomas II]

Now, these are real...

 

[braces_for_impact]

Look like Mayflies to me. 2014 and people are still seeing fairies...sigh.

 

[Elixir]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...nkerbells-flying-air-British-countryside.html

A university lecturer is claiming to have photographed fairies flying through the air in the British countryside.
John Hyatt, 53, says his series of photos which were taken over the past two years prove the tiny winged creatures do exist in the Rossendale Valley, Lancashire.

Why doesn't he net one - or simply swat one - and submit it to some university for analysis? It's not like they're scarce or anything - hell, in the other shots they're all over like... uh... bugs.

 

[Bronzeage]

This is probably a late breaking April 1st news release.

 

[aeebee50]

There used to be a lot floating around the meat rack in Shreveport, Louisiana, but I would not want to take pictures of them.

 

[braces_for_impact]

By the way, is saying "university lecturer" supposed to provide some sort of credibility? It brings to mind words like "professor" but I notice they didn't write that. Interesting.