Spooky quicks March 2026

 There's a lot to mention on this post. First of all, you decide for yourself if you think any of this could be real or not. 

A mapping drone using a camera was doing a routine survey of a forested area then it picked up something no one was meant to see. A pack of large creatures resembling upright walking canines, gathered deep in a forest. This was in the Pacific Northwest, and an operator worked using aerial mapping with a drone. It was a distance of 12 miles from the position of the operator, that the drone captured a werewolf pack. Check it out for yourself on Youtube HERE.

A 2021 video clip of a UFO near Syria has been released by journalists Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp. They found the footage of a UFO filmed by US military using a drone. To have a look visit the link to Youtube. 

Anyone ever think of excuses in school about forgetting your homework such as because the dog ate it? Adults are often making up excuses for why they're committing crimes. In Florida a man speeding at 100mph in a stolen BMW crashed the car and survived, only to tell police that he "teleported" there in the driver's seat! He also thanked the police for saving his life from aliens!  There's a video of this on Youtube HERE. This is just bizarre. 

There's the frightening mystery of Spontaneous Human Combustion and now also Spontaneous Tree Explosion. There are strange frost cracking trees in the Midwest and northern plains of the United States. These trees get so cold that they burst! See the item about this by CBS Chicago HERE. 

Now a mystical phenomena of a spinning snow wind caught on camera. It was filmed in Colorado by Mandy Campbell. Check this interesting weather clip HERE.

Now someone's own personal story to share of a spooky nature. Someone by the name of Jon-the-ninja remembers a strange incident where he mentioned on Reddit. He lived in Connecticut and at 11pm during a full moon night he was going to meet a friend. He approached the friend's property and then found him already stood there outside nearer the garage adjoined to the house. In response, he called to his friend, who only appeared to be staring blankly at him. Jon-the-ninja decided to leave and proceeded to contact him on Snapchat, asking what was going on. Quickly he got a reply from his friend who said he was at a bowling alley, sending photos of him there. This happened immediately afterwards. The bowling alley was some distance away and not possible for the friend to have appeared there so quickly. He could only conclude that the guy he'd seen outside the house wasn't really his friend but looked exactly like him. Was that a double? It unnerved the poster so much that he refuses to go out at night alone. 

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Likhoradka

This is a post I was researching before becoming ill. Strange really, as the subject is about Likhoradka, an entity from Slavic mythology that gives people sickness! It's believed that Likhoradka is able to enter someone, like a form of demonic possession, and then causes the person to get very weak, ill and also perhaps bring about even death. She most of all brings misfortune and bad luck.

She's a creation of the dark sinister deity named Chernobog. This particular one, Chernobog, appears in Chronicle written by Helmold of Bosau. It says Chernobog is malignant and also represents winter. His daughter Likhoradka is one of many plague princesses and there are 12 of them in total. These are known as the 12 Likhoradka sisters. Some believe each of the female entities represent times including different days and different illnesses. 

Likhoradka is understood to team up with demons and enters homes as they can. People in places like Serbia call this creature Milosnice, or Milosnitsy and other different traditions in various Slavic countries have many stories about her. People tend to use charms, religious symbols and practices to ward her evil away. 

Was there a connection to me getting very ill soon after I considered looking into this entity? Before then I didn't know about this legendary figure. It's always best to be certain and respectful. Don't scoff at folklore and always be prepared.  

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February ghosts

While February is most all about sending love letters, Valentine's gifts and romance, it's got hauntings too with some of the most tragic stories attached to them. I will list a few of these here.

A 17 year old girl was executed by beheading and her ghost haunts the Tower of London, always on the anniversary of death, the 12th February. Her name was Lady Jane Grey and she was also known as the "Nine Days Queen". She became queen of England because her brother, Edward VI, passed away and he wrote in his will that he chose Jane to succeed him to the throne and not his older sister Mary. After he died, Jane succeeded to the throne. She was reluctant to take the crown as it was, but due to such political pressure she gave up the throne to her popular and ambitious sister Mary. This led to Jane's arrest and imprisonment in the Tower of London. Jane's father led a rebellion against Queen Mary, which resulted in Lady Jane's end. Her spirit has been witnessed multiple times, especially by tower guards during the 1950's who reported the royal apparition.

More tragedy as slaughter of about 38 members of the same family in 1692 still haunt the area of Glencoe on 13th February. These hauntings recur every February and they're the shades of slaughtered people from Clan MacDonald. They were murdered by Scottish forces in what is now known as the Glencoe Massacre. Screaming, wailing pale ghosts witnessed in the ruins of Inverigan and Coire Gabhail of the Hidden Valley. It's also believed that a local witch named Corrag predicted the massacre before it happened.

A strange hole in the ground makes otherworldly screams. The Shrieking Pit is found in the area of Hungry Hill in Northrepps, Norfolk. Every 24th February near a lane, sounds of screams come from the pit and is believed to be the ghost of a woman that took her own life. Others think it's something darker and hopes to lure people down there. 

It's believed the spirit of Charlotte Bronte appears as the ghostly white lady spectre in a vicarage, located in Hathersage, Derbyshire. It's a regular haunting every late February on the 28th. A white spirit seen around opening a door, and once reported in a 1927 newspaper that a family dog was upset by the ghost. Why her return? It's believed she stayed there a little while and was in love with a Reverend Henry Nussey, inspiring her to write Jane Eyre. However the vicar J H Brookbank at the time of the news report denied such things as ghosts.

Back to royalty, Mary Queen of Scots haunts the Talbot Hotel in Oundle, Northamptonshire. This occurs every February, only because the staircase in the hotel was what was used by Mary during her execution at the Great Hall of Fotheringhay Castle in Northamptonshire in 1587. The refurbishment happened in 1626 and this carried traces of Mary's energy, as her ghost brought along from the stairs to wander the hotel, appear in bedrooms and look out of windows. Her portrait on the wall often falls down on the anniversary. 

Now to finish with a nice tale. Magical waters of the Loch Monar in the Highlands is believed to have healing powers. First Monday of February is to enter the water three times at midnight, then sip some of the water and throw in a coin as payment for healing. The sick should leave the water before sunrise or the magic would wear off. Is this true? There is a lot of legends and therapies around healing waters so yes this might be very true.

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