This strange looking craft spotted spraying a mist.

are you sure it not a crop duster

Alex Galt wrote: are you sure it not a crop duster

Anglesey is a small island that has no farming community, do they spray crops at night?

yes they do

Alex Galt wrote: yes they do

yes they do? I'm sure no crop dusters on Anglesey have ever been used in its history, but if you are referring to spraying crops at night I find that amazing! How do they see what their spraying?
Thanks for your reply Alex its nice to make new friends on here.

it nice to meet you too

Hey Kaya,
I think this is an aircraft, you can clearly see the red and the green light, which are navigation lights located at the wing tips.
Aircraft priority in the air is strictly regulated, the original rules are based on maritime rules.
This is the same for the side lights, red is port (left) and green is starboard (right), so if you see an airplane with red on the right and green on the left you know it is coming towards you, an airplane is crossing your flight line and if you see its red light on its left wing then you know it is coming from the right and you have to give right of way, the other device will see your green light longest on your right side and know it has right of way.

frits wrote: Hey Kaya,
I think this is an aircraft, you can clearly see the red and the green light, which are navigation lights located at the wing tips.
Aircraft priority in the air is strictly regulated, the original rules are based on maritime rules.
This is the same for the side lights, red is port (left) and green is starboard (right), so if you see an airplane with red on the right and green on the left you know it is coming towards you, an airplane is crossing your flight line and if you see its red light on its left wing then you know it is coming from the right and you have to give right of way, the other device will see your green light longest on your right side and know it has right of way.

Hello Frits thanks for your reply and I thought they were navigation lights or the same lights you may see on some vessels at sea to distinguish starboard and portside but obviously the craft is flying in the air, I labelled it as a UFO as it was unidentified to the general public and what I found interesting is what is it spraying, Alex mentioned crop dusting and I know for a fact they are not used in this part of the world and let's say it is a crop duster would it be in operation at such a high altitude?
If that's you in your profile pic then obviously I'm going to listen to your expert opinion and if that is you then I know why you are dogfights top pilot, thanks again my new friend be seeing you in the skies.

Its obviously Rudolph the red nosed Raindeer.
(That explains the mist)

Gannet wrote: Its obviously Rudolph the red nosed Raindeer.
(That explains the mist)

So he's either way to early or far to late. So it
must be musking season.

Gannet wrote: Its obviously Rudolph the red nosed Raindeer.
(That explains the mist)

So he's either way to early or far to late. So it must be musking season.