Before I get into this story, the character you see with this article is my character, I created back in 1996.  He is called The Legendary Dark Silhouette.  I published one comic book in 1996 with the same title, now the comic book is being made into a movie, you can see the first movie ad here: www.jazmaonline.com   Now to the story: As I am driving the Ghost Tracker vehicle around Sacramento, I come upon the Tower Bridge that allows travelers to go from West Sacramento into Old Sacramento. ... PaulDaleRoberts HauntMD comment-4453 2009-03-11T23:26:16Z 2009-03-11T23:26:16Z While this sighting is interesting I believe I may have a possible explanation. The first thing I think of when I hear "wings" is bird. So what kind of bird could it be? How about a Great Blue Heron? They have a 70" wing span and live in the area around rivers. "Great Blue Herons are often seen flying high overhead with slow wing-beats. When foraging, they stand silently along riverbanks, lake shores, or in wet meadows, waiting for prey to come by, which they then strike with their bills. They will also stalk prey slowly and deliberately. Although they hunt predominantly by day, they may also be active at night. They are solitary or small-group foragers, but they nest in colonies. Males typically choose shoreline areas for foraging, and females and juveniles forage in more upland areas.' HauntMD 2009-03-11T23:26:16Z David Watts Barton comment-4452 2009-03-11T23:14:01Z 2009-03-11T23:14:01Z Aren't ALL silhouettes dark? David Watts Barton 2009-03-11T23:14:01Z