The sky tonight was so beautifully cloudy, I pulled out my camera to see if there were any orbs in the neighborhood.
Agave plants seem to attract the most orbs on our hillside.
What is particularly fascinating about tonight’s orbs is that they are windblown.
Most of these orbs are leaving trails and they are all heading south.
Never occurred to me that an orb could be windblown while sailing overhead.
I especially like the orb blowing by in front of the agave stalk.
You’d think we were experiencing a meteor shower of orbs.
These orbs above may be heading away from the camera.
The wind was so strong this evening that besides blowing the orbs to the south it motivated me to make sure nothing would blow from our yard into the street.
Again, one orb is just speeding past the arm of an agave. Who knew that the very physical characteristics of wind could have an effect on what Klaus Heinemann calls an “emanation of a spiritual being”?
For those of you who are new to this blog, or would like to refresh your memory as to what orbs are, perhaps this will help: https://orbsdelight.wordpress.com/2012/11/17/photographing-orbs/
Eye of the Camera 
So beautiful! Is it possible that I have saw them, and that I believed it was my imagination? or only a good camera can see these?
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You can see them without a camera if you are open to the possibility. The really really good cameras that have a CMOS sensor don’t catch as many because they censor them out. Good to middle range cameras with a CCD sensor record more orbs. My camera is a Canon G12 the last of the series that still has the CCD.
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Then you have made an extraordinary work by catching them. I think I saw them at times when I was distracted, actually my dog was looking at the same places, but when I started to be aware they “was gone”. I’ve been studying the elemtal beings for years, also I looked for some pictures that catched them, but I did not found nothing like your photos. You have 2 good things: a good camera and a good open mind.
(Sorry if I’m appearing without image…, I couldn’t fix it yet)
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They are what I am driven to discover and record. Most of all to share their existence.
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… “emanation of a spiritual being” …
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Perhaps that describes all of us…
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Yes. it does. This phrase is very poetical as well.
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So beautiful…
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Yes, they are totally fascinating!
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Orbs over agave, what a lovely sight. How can I get a picture to you? I believe I have one of an orb convention that is just fascinating.
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You can send me a medium size file attachment to info@orbsdelight.org. I look forward to seeing your orb convention…
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Interesting and informative and thought provoking blog. I too caught some blown in the wind night before last. There weren’t many orbs last night. I did, thought, capture several of a new color — tannish, very slight greenish … just a hard color to describe. There had to bew a reason… just don’t know what,
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Orbs keep opening new doors to look for answers. Hmmm, another question for a dowsing session?
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You sure opened a new door for me when you found my blog site. Thanks. I keep forgetting about dowsing. It used to not work for me. It’s been a long time since I tried — might try again.
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You’ll get a response, just have to ask the questions. You do know how…
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