HOPPS Ghost Hunters

 SusieQ, I'm not sure what happened to the post, but it appears to have been deleted.  If you'd like to post this again feel free.  Not sure why, but sometimes this happens when I'm updating the website while someone is posting.

Thanks John,

I found this story on the internet. I`d love to see one. book Unexplained!, Jerome Clark lists many more sightings, including:

In the early 1940s, writer Robert R. Lyman spotted a Thunderbird sitting on a road near Coudersport, Pennsylvania. It soon took to the sky, spreading its 20-foot wingspan.

In 1969, the wife of a Clinton County, Pa. sheriff saw an enormous bird over Little Pine Creek. She said its wingspan appeared to be about as long as the creek was wide - about 75 feet!

In 1970, several people saw the gigantic bird "soaring toward Jersey Shore [Pa.]. It was dark colored, and its wingspread was almost like [that of] an airplane."

In 1948, several witnesses along the Illinois-Missouri border sighted a condor-like bird about the size of a Piper Club airplane