What Do You Think? Haunted?

[Cumberbatch2012]

While filming her husband singing karaoke, my cousin caught two orbs.  I made a YouTube video of it.  What do you think?  Is my cousin's house haunted?

http://youtu.be/NVcWSpUzgP4

[kaoskat]

I dunno. Could be bugs. My first thought would be flies but I suppose it could maybe be ghosts.

[Elisto]

I'm thinking no. Probably a bug flying too fast and too close to the lens for the camera to clearly capture. Even in the winter, there are bugs that are active in houses and other buildings, like hibernating cluster flies, stink bugs, or lady bugs that wake up from the building's heat, pantry and clothes moths, and some roaches and pest beetles. Seems to me just a bit more likely that a perfectly normal and common natural thing caused it.

[Katika]

I don't know... if that first one was just a bug, I don't think it would have had that faint blip that followed its path.  I'm not sure what I think it is, per ce, but I just found its tail a little abnormal.  Was there a reasonable amount of foot traffic while that was being filmed?  Fans running? 

[Melodia]

Could be bugs, I think ghosts are attracted to singing though.  cool video

[mlp4me]

I've had my fill of orbs over the last few months. I don't know if you remember my posts from back in October but I was watching them on a baby monitor (and logically ruled out bugs, dust, car lights). Could they be? Maybe, the trail is what gets me. And the fact that it's so close to the camera makes me think of one going for an energy source. Always seems that they're only captured on video at night, but I think TV sensationalism makes it so that hauntings only happen at night when in reality it's any time, anywhere...

[ladysidal]

I think it's bugs. They move pretty fast.

[melodys_angel]

if it was flying super close to the lens, it would be blurred out and leave a trail since you aren't focused on them.

I had the misfortune of finding a fake ladybug in my bedroom a few days ago. (you know, the orange beetles that masquerade as ladybugs but actually hunt them?)  They stick to high heaven when you kill them, too ><

Point is, bugs find their way inside even when its super cold out.

[kissthethunder]

I've been told, and seen experiments, where dust did the exact same thing. Light hits them and poof, glows.