From Youtube : I don't think it was chinese lanterns because the first one speeded in from the far east (though i did not capture that part on camera) of the building and then stopped and stayed stationary for a bit. the one that comes up from behind the roof starts of a lot closer than the first and then seems to change it's direction to meet up with it.

They came from two completely different locations and yet still met up at the same point. once they meet up they then move of together to the right and disappear from view of the cam view but not the eyes for another min or so. i had to edit part of that cause my finger was over the lens. they come back 5 or 10 min later though and do pretty much the same thing only there is a 3rd on the left this time which does not move. surely if it were chinese lanterns the wind would affect this one. it honestly looked a lot better in person. if someone can show me a video of chinese lanterns behaving this way i will be shocked.

Reported by British Newspaper The Sun. 8th November 2010.

This video apparently shows two balls of light forming a crop circle in Wiltshire, England - the hotspot for crop circles. It has divided opinion with most people stating that it's an obvious fake. I'm undecided, but bear this in mind;

This was filmed before the days of mobile phones, so it's not a case of seeing something and quickly recording it on your phone, why would he be filming that field at that particular time?