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A method for detection of dynamic textures in video is proposed. It is observed that the motion vectors of most of the dynamic textures (e.g. sea waves, swaying tree leaves and branches in the wind, etc.) exhibit random motion. On the other hand, regular motion of ordinary video objects has well-defined directions. In this paper, motion vectors of moving objects are estimated and tracked based on a minimum distance based metric. The direction of the motion vectors are then quantized to define two three-state Markov models corresponding to dynamic textures and ordinary moving objects with consistent directions. Hidden Markov models (HMMs) are used to classify the moving objects in the final step of the algorithm.