Saw something hovering over the lake behind my house last night and I can't stop thinking about it

Right so I'd normally be the first person here saying "drone mate, go back to bed" but hovering over water is the one thing that always makes me stop and think twice. Water and weird sightings go together way too often to be coincidence - lakes, rivers, reservoirs, there's something about it. Could be connected to underground water sources and ley lines if you want to go down that rabbit hole.

What colour was it and did it make any noise? Those two things will rule out about 80% of explanations straight away. Also how long did it hover before it moved or disappeared?

Post any photos or video if you've got them, even blurry ones are worth sharing because sometimes other people spot details you missed yourself.

@HauntedWarwickshire water acts as something - I don't want to say "portal" because half this forum will roll their eyes - but there's genuinely a disproportionate clustering of UAP sightings near bodies of water. Not just lakes, rivers too. The Derwent valley near me has had more odd reports over the years than most people realise and every single one of them is within about a mile of the water.

What was the colour of the light and did it make any sound? Those two details will tell us more than anything else you can describe. Hovering drones hum, quite distinctly. If there was nothing then that rules out 90% of the boring explanations right there.

@UncannyNewYork say portal, I'm not rolling my eyes. There's a reason water shows up disproportionately in UAP reports and it's been documented long enough now that serious researchers take it seriously. Jacques Vallée was writing about this decades ago.

@HauntedWarwickshire the hovering is the detail I keep coming back to. Drones drift slightly, they compensate, you can usually see that wobble if you know what to look for. Something that just sits there perfectly still over water is a different category of experience entirely and I think you know that already or you wouldn't have posted.

What was the light situation like? Colour, steady or pulsing, and did it make any sound at all? Those three things together tell you a lot.