The photographer snapped the image on May 29 and quickly posted it on social media. A black object can be seen above but it is difficult to tell exactly what it is.
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READ MORE: Glasgow resident slams on-street bin hubs as 'utter stupidity' as trial runs in three areas The individual who spotted the 'craft' said: "It sat for a short while stationary then all of a sudden it started to move backwards in a straight line, quickly but not super fast then it just vanished. Join Glasgow Live's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages They wrote: "I saw the same thing above the Cormore Dam in Neilston 4 years ago.
"It floated over to the tree line above Harelaw Loch until it wasn't visible. Wish I had my telescope on me for a closer look."
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