Creepy visits.. Ghosts etc...

AAAAHHHHHHH!

What kind of gargoyle do you think it was?

Lion
Lions were the most common non-native animal crafted as a gargoyle in the medieval period. In ancient times, the lion was linked to the sun, most likely due to its golden mane bearing similarity to the solar wreath of the sun. Lion gargoyles were popular with the ancient Greeks and were frequently used on houses in Pompeii during Roman times.[12] During the medieval period lions became the symbol of pride, one of the 7 deadly sins. Cats other than lions were rare among gargoyle carvings because of their dark nature and association with Satanism and Witchcraft.[15]
Dog
Dogs were the most common native animal crafted as a gargoyle. Dogs were seen as faithful, loyal, and intelligent, making them excellent guardians. They were, however, not without their faults. Their well-known hunger and tendency to steal food from kitchens showed that even dogs were vulnerable to the Devil's temptation.[16]
Wolf
Although the wolf was a feared creature in medieval times, it was also respected. Wolves have the ability to live and cooperate as a pack which gave rise to the metaphor that a wolf could be a leader of a pack and protect the members. This was linked to priests who would fight off the evil of the Devil for the common folk. The wolf was also linked to the deadly sin of greed.[17]
Eagle
A powerful bird who was said to be able to slay dragons. Eagles were respected for their ability to see far away objects, and were also said to renew themselves by looking into the sun (accounting for the glint often seen in the eagle’s eye in paintings).[18]
Snake
From the story of Adam and Eve, the serpent represents a struggle between good and evil. The serpent was related to the deadly sin ‘envy’. They were also thought to be immortal due to the shedding of their skin. This gave rise to the symbol for immortality being the Ouroboros, a serpent with a tail in its mouth.[19]
Goat
The goat was seen from two viewpoints in medieval times. One perspective was that the goat was equated with Christ due to its ability to climb steep slopes and find edible food. On the other side the goat is linked to the Roman god Pan who was known for his music which was capable of arousing inspiration and sexuality, thus the goat was also seen as a symbol for lust and was linked to Satan.[20]
Monkey
Monkeys were seen as what happened to humans when nature went awry. They were thought to be stupid creatures, and their intelligence was misrepresented as cunning. The monkey was linked to the deadly sin of ‘sloth’.[21]
Chimeras
Chimeras are creatures that are mixes of different types of animal body parts to create a new creature. Some of the more notable chimeras are griffins, centaurs, harpies, and mermaids. Chimeras often served as a warning to people who underestimated the devil.[22]

Where are they in the pic? I'm not sure I see anything

I didn't catch them in the pic, only the weird smoky effect.

@Handyman probably a Griffin or something similar. Thought dog, when I didn't saw them, but perched on the roof, they had the body of a dog like creature, but the head of a lion or something similar looking.

Did it look like this?


If so, it could have been a chupacabra.

Do you live in a spot like Texas, New Mexico? Those are prime chupacabra haunts.

Chupacabra legend says that they suck the blood out of goats.

Chupacabra looks so cute! Doesn't "chupa" mean suck?

I wouldn't mess with negative energy too much. It's interesting, but you don't want to invite it into your life. Cool picture!

I thought the exact same thing!

Are you a sensitive? Maybe someones trying to tell you something.
I see things all the time because I'm open to it.
I have a spirit in my house, its the former owner. He's pretty harmless.
I love it when he scares the crap out of my ex though, lol!!