UFOs filmed on live Fox 6 newscast

[pianopraze]

Anyone have a clue what these are?

No date. Fox 6. Looking up Fox 6 it looks like that is Milwaukee local channel?

Video on Twitter.

 
In this Live broadcast, news anchors audibly react to numerous UAP orbs visibly flying around the sky on the live “city-cam” Must be swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from Venus
 

[Encia22]

Here on YouTube from 2018...

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Weird things flying in the Milwaukee sky
 
FOX6 News Milwaukee
 
It might be the strangest thing you see on FOX6 News all season -- and it has created quite the viral stir online.
 
What we're talking about happened live on FOX6 WakeUp News on Tuesday morning, Feb. 27. Around 4:43 a.m., our news team took a look at one of our tower cameras -- and witnessed something odd flying in the sky over downtown Milwaukee. 

No idea what those are. Looks like chaff/flares.

[UltraBudgie]

Didn't that get brushed off as something on the lens or some sort of insects flying close to the camera? I don't remember if there were any additional reports.

Oh wait it was seagulls:

In the early morning hours of February 27, Milwaukee’s FOX6 WakeUp program caught a glimpse of some strange lights flying over downtown. “Are those fireworks? What is that?” the crew initially wondered, before landing on “Aliens?” “It’s getting weirder by the second!” they later exclaimed. “Um…we’re gonna…do some…digging…” And digging they did, eventually discovering that the “lights” were just a flock of seagulls flying over Milwaukee County Courthouse, an optical illusion produced by the shutter speed and frame rate of the camera. FOX6’s Amy DuPont even went down to the courthouse and shot a second video of the seagulls. Case closed. The end.

The internet, of course, was having none of it. Countless tired, weary conspiracy theories popped up in the wake of Seagullgate 2018, and countless tired, weary conspiracy theories persist months later....

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https://milwaukeerecord.com/city-life/st...-seagulls/

[Maxmars]

I would assume the major hint to whatever that is would be the swarming behavior.  Seems almost organic.

I suspect that given the trails behind the swarming objects, it was likely not insects.

Details about the camera are needed to speculate anything beyond a well-timed 'show.'

[putnam6]

Didn't that get brushed off as something on the lens or some sort of insects flying close to the camera? I don't remember if there were any additional reports.

Oh wait it was seagulls:

I remember when that happened you would think local newscasters would know better, IIRC people in most metropolitan areas on the Great Lakes used to loathe the bird swarms as they crapped everywhere

[Sirius]

I suspect that given the trails behind the swarming objects, it was likely not insects.

Why? It's kind of high up for fish  The cars on the bridge is also leaving the same trails with their lights.

My bet is on bugs on heat having a good time and just long shutter speed.  Also curios if we are watching the recording of a screen?