Eoin O'Faodhagain, 60, was watching Loch Ness via webcam last Friday when he spotted something in the water that had him seeing double.
A Loch Ness Monster hunter says the mythical monster may have a terrible twin, after capturing jaw-dropping footage of two huge shapes prowling through the water.
Mr O'Faodhagain said: 'I was amazed at this spectacle, I could not get my head around the size of both wakes and the amount of disturbance they were causing. Two huge wakes were visible on the surface, moving side by side away from the camera, before they combined and vanished 'Because of the fact that the wakes fizzle into nothing, we can assume that this event has nothing to do with human activity.'Nessie is the only rational explanation for these two large wakes fizzling out into nothing, whatever species she belongs to.'
The sighting was made using a webcam maintained by Visit Inverness Loch Ness at the Airanloch Bed and Breakfast, on the loch's northern shoreHe said: 'They must be involved in behaviour linked to either feeding or courtship or some sort of family bonding.
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