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(preliminary report based on aerial observations)

Found on August 26 near Rosedale, British Columbia. A single small rectangle in the same field as the previously reported first formation and another single small rectangle and a pair of small rectangles in the adjacent field, in cattle corn. Aerial observations and photos show them to be similar to first formation in size and appearance, quite geometric in shape and in a linear alignment with each other and with a large bare patch in the second field:

http://www.cccrn.ca/rosedale2007_3.html
http://www.cccrn.ca/rosedale2007_4.html
http://www.cccrn.ca/rosedale2007_5.html

Given their small sizes, details difficult to see from the air, and ground confirmation still pending (some delay due to recent holiday and work schedules; formations are also located far into the fields, away from any of the nearest roads, so finding them is taking a little longer than usual). Possibly non-seeded bare patches, although the noted similarities to the first confirmed flattened rectangle make this questionable.

An aerial photo of the first formation has also now been posted, showing proximity to the farm house and buildings:
http://www.cccrn.ca/rosedale2007.html

See also the latest blog posting for further commentary:
http://www.cccrn.ca/blog/blog.html

Still under investigation by CCCRN British Columbia, further details pending...

Paul Scott Anderson

Formation Archive 2007:
http://www.cccrn.ca/formationarchive2007.html

© CCCRN, 2007