Flying dinosaur encounter in Fayette County, Pennsylvania
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Sighting Report: Flying Dinosaur Encounter in Fayette County, Pennsylvania
Submitted February 14, 2024
Cataloged by TCC Research
Overview
A witness traveling through rural Fayette County, Pennsylvania, reported seeing a large, winged creature resembling a prehistoric flying reptile. The sighting occurred in daylight and was described as both shocking and unmistakable.
Witness Information
Name: Anonymous
Email: N/A
Phone: N/A
Sighting Details
State: Pennsylvania
County: Fayette
Nearest Town: Uniontown
Date: 2023‑09‑10
Time: 15:45 (3:45 PM)
Duration: 30 seconds
Witnesses: 1
Photos/Videos: No
Creature Description
The witness described a large flying creature with the following features:
Bat‑like wings, estimated 15–20 feet across
Long tail with a diamond‑shaped tip
Dark brown or grey skin, leathery texture
Elongated head and beak, similar to a pterosaur
Slow, steady flight pattern, gliding over a ridge before disappearing behind trees
The witness stated that the creature’s size and shape were unlike any bird native to the area.
Additional Notes
No other witnesses were found, but the description matches several historical reports of “Thunderbird” or “Pterosaur‑type” creatures in the Appalachian region. The sighting occurred near a wooded ridge with open farmland below, providing clear visibility.
Status
Filed and archived by TCC Research.
Awaiting additional reports from Fayette County and surrounding areas.
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