A woman watched "in awe" as bright lights "like embers on a fire" flew through the sky above Tilehurst.
Now Jo Heighway wants to know if any one else spotted the suspected UFOs around midnight on Saturday.
Miss Heighway explained the objects were glimpsed above The Triangle.
She said: "My eldest sister had gone up to get changed for bed and something caught her eye out of her bedroom window. Me and my youngest sister quickly followed her out to the back door of our conservatory as she pointed towards the horizon.
"My mother's garden is quite large and very open, so we had a very clear view of what seemed to be four large round orange bright lights in the sky but at a distance away, and rather low.
"In awe, we watched them travel along from left to right in sequence then started to move apart until they faded out one by one like embers on a fire.
"It was no more then about five minutes before they all disappeared. We have been left asking what did we see?"
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Comment: As usual, comments to the above article are deriding and insulting to the intelligence. Responding that all of these sightings have turned out to be chinese lanterns, which is a false statement. Although there have been quite a few that were chinese lanterns, not all of them are.
It would seem that the latest excuse for sightings of orange or yellow lights in the sky is doing what it was meant to do, keep those who don't want to see what is really going on from thinking critically, asking questions, but just believing what they are told. Even when there is evidence to the contrary. Such as the orbs being bigger than a small airplane, or doing aerial maneuvers, going against the wind, etc. there are still those who believe that it's just those chinese lanterns.