Category Archives: Eastern U.S.
Large Flying Creatures in Georgia
Pterosaur Observed in Northern Georgia David Schroder has allowed me to reveal his real name. He told me, in part: The first time I didn’t see it. I was laying in bed around 11:30 at night when I heard a loud sound that … Continue reading
American “Dragon Pterodactyl”
Two of the more common words used to describe flying creatures that look like pterosaurs are “dragon” and “pterodactyl,” at least in the United States. But the details in the descriptions, not the labels chosen by eyewitnesses, determine how likely … Continue reading
Live Pterosaurs in Georgia
How marvelous that a live pterosaur has been seen in the state of Georgia! But Sandra Paradise has seen a long-tailed flying creature at least three times during the past four years. She has recently agreed to come out of anonymity, … Continue reading
Chesapeake Sighting of 1990
On page 40 of the second edition of Live Pterosaurs in America begins a detailed account of a daylight sighting in around 1990, summarized here. “What I saw I remember distinctly and will never forget. I was twenty years old, … Continue reading
News: Pterosaurs Seen in the United States
Reports of modern living pterosaurs keep coming in, and most of them appear to be unrelated to any hoax or misidentification. A Real Pterosaur in Pennsylvania I noticed a large black bird in the sky . . . I called … Continue reading
Another Pterosaur in South Carolina
Another eyewitness has come forward, with a report of a huge pterosaur seen flying over a sports field in Clinton, South Carolina. Others saw the creature flying high in the sky that day; I hope other eyewitnesses will come forward. … Continue reading
Ohio Pterosaur Sightings
I recently received an email from an eyewitness: ” . . .On June 26, 2010 at 11:15 PM I was driving on Rt 309 just outside of Kenton Ohio, perfectly clear night and very bright outside due to the full … Continue reading
Pterosaur Sighting in South Carolina
From the nonfiction book Live Pterosaurs in America (Chapter One: South Carolina Sighting): Susan Wooten was driving east on Highway 20, to the town of Florence, on a clear mid-afternoon in the fall of about 1989, following a girl who … Continue reading
