MOTHMAN FLUTTERINGS

Mt. Shasta has a long history of weird events; from Bigfoot sightings to strange beings in general, odd, multi-colored lights, and more. Batsquatch could be considered a companion to Mothman in some ways; Andrew Colvin discusses Batsquatch in his Mothman books. Here’s a recent article by Paul Dale Roberts on the Batsquatch at Mt. Shasta.

I’m right in the middle of reading about Charles Manson in Andrew Colvin’s Mothman’s Photographer III. So much to say about that! But it’ll have to wait for a later time. But I click on Yahoo News just now, to find an item about a “newly released photo” of Manson, because the “newspapers requested it.” As Colvin and others who are steeped in esoterica, connections, synchronicities and symbolism, would probably say, something is afoot here with all that.

After reading Andrew Covlin’s first Mothman book; Mothman’s Photographer II, I was inspired to actively seek out winged images as I went about the day. Here’s a photo I took while I was reading the book; it’s of a statue I drive by a couple of times a week, but, even though it’s right in front, near the sidewalk, I never noticed it before. Then one day, as I was driving by, while immersed in Colvin’s book, the statue just popped out at me, so I took a photo. (Sorry about the fuzzy image…)

I stole this image from Tina Sena’s blog Yufology. I like the Mothman, and yes, I would put it on my desk. I’d put all of them on my desk.