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Other Flying reports from the 1910s

7 cases, best-documented first. Page 1 of 1.

We map claims, not creatures. A case is what some source says someone saw or heard, with the link to that source. It is not proof that anything was there, and a retelling counts once, not as a second sighting.

  1. Other Flying · East New York, New York · 1915

    East New York, New York1 independent source

    Witness reports a large bird swooped down in lower Manhattan, caught a pigeon in the air near the post office, and carried it to a gargoyle on the Woolworth building where it ate for two hours while…

  2. Other Flying · Brightwood, District of Columbia · 1913

    Brightwood, District of Columbia1 independent source

    Witnesses in Brightwood and Takoma Park reported a luminous white object soaring silently for two hours that resembled a huge bird or noiseless aeroplane.

  3. Other Flying · Joliet, Illinois · 1914

    Joliet, Illinois1 independent source

    Witness reports an enormous bird clutching a baby in Joliet, Illinois, and dropping him after carrying him a few feet.

  4. Other Flying · Clarksburg, West Virginia · 1914

    Clarksburg, West Virginia1 independent source

    Chief Three Bears recounts a legend where Four-Bears finds a strange green and black bird with three claws that flashes lightning and causes thunder when it opens its eyes.

  5. Other Flying · Alaska · 1916

    Alaska1 independent source

    James Murphy reports seeing a flying machine described as a monster bird over Kunter Bay on Monday morning.

  6. Other Flying · Lawrence, Kansas · 1915

    Lawrence, Kansas1 independent source

    Homer Hart reports that his tribe believes a great Thunder Bird exists and is heard in the clouds because its wings were broken by a Cyclone.

  7. Other Flying · Yale, Michigan · 1914

    Yale, Michigan1 independent source

    Witness reports a thunder bird engaged in deadly conflict with a water spirit emerging from limpid depths at the edge of a precipice.