The individual Fortean Society has received the following report on an unusual large bird via an email entitled “Thunderbird Viewing” earlier this year.
The witness asked to be recognized only as Jason B.
Therefore, from 2007 to 2009, somewhere there, I was working in an oil field company, Chaparral Energy, outside Witford, Oclahoma. One of the first sites that was sent to it was to put about three miles of polyethylene pipes, about 45 minutes southeast of Bonca, Oklahoma, near the Osidge Nation Reserve.
I was on the back of my background what should have been a quarter of a mile from the tube behind it slowly, and stop when the joint needs welding together and so on. At one of the stations, I got out of the cabin to hit a cigarette, and noticed something that casts giant shades while looked down to the shield of the flame from the wind.
I know that bald eagles are one of the largest birds in North America, and I also know that it ranges largely. I also know at this time that I have never seen one in the wild. What I also know (is) this bird was definitely greater than a bald eagle, almost the entire body was the color of the bald eagles head, so the gray white color resembles the harsh eagle. Perhaps it was 50-100 feet from the ground, and the wing was sworn at that distance that made me realize how large this bird is. If we look at it directly from my fixed points, I appreciate the range of that distance to be 8-12 inches.
It wasn’t long after, I think he decided that Backhoe was not prey and went to the forest that lower its height during its ward. The last time I remember to see, I could see the diameters of the trees moving and bent away from the wind created by the ITS.
In other correspondence with Detective Tobias and Island, Jason explained some points and provided additional information regarding his experience.
Jason said he was in his late twenties at the time of his vision, which occurred during the spring, between February and March. He described the temperature as in the 1980s during the day and decreased to the fifties at night.
“It was a clear and sunny day, the atmosphere was very warm, I was not in a light jacket that day,” he said. “If there are any clouds, I do not remember to see them at all.”
The estimated wing in the first email was the relative size from his point of view, but Jason estimated that the actual wings of birds are closer to 14 and 16 feet. The bald eagles can reach up to eight feet, and Haripy Eagles, which is not original on the area, contains wings up to a little more than seven feet.
“The most vital details I remember were coloring. It was much lighter than most of the big birds that I saw. I grew up in the south, I had seen many hawks, and even the brigberine or two, but the colored was more like a Harbi eagle.” The second thing that you hold with me is when he approached the tree line, you can see that the heads of trees bend under the wind resulting from the wing panels. But it was not a stormy day. “
In total, Jason estimated that his viewing lasted 10 or 15 minutes before the huge bird drained largely behind the tree line and its loss.
The Thunderbird is a famous legend between a wide range of original cultures throughout North America, including Algonquian, Iroquois, Siouan and Arikara. Despite the different regional variables, Thunderbird is often described as a huge bird that is sometimes attributed to supernatural capabilities, such as creating thunder from accompanied his wings and lightning from his eyes. In encryption, the word is dedicated to describing any unusual bird.
