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CROP WATCH 2002

'CIRCLES AND CURVILINEAR PATTERNS' FORMATION - EXETER, ONTARIO

Report received yesterday of a formation of circles and other 'curvilinear' patterns, in wheat, seen July 14. Plants flattened very flat to ground; circles have standing tufts of crop in them. Viewed initially from road. Whether these may be more of the 'randomly downed areas' previously reported in Ontario near Mansfield is unclear at this point. Further details pending.

This is the seventh report for 2002.

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Also...

The formation at Erin Township, Ontario (July 13), also in wheat, is a series of more or less 'random' areas again, although some linear patterns were noted (like 'H's') and other semi-circular areas, covering an area approximately 600 feet across by one estimate (larger than previously reported). Crop lay features 'V's' and cross-hatching. Swollen nodes on stalks. Further details pending.

Some additional news article links have also been added to the web site for the Grand River, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick 'weather-related' circles.

Lastly, a link to 'The Crop Circle Field', by Canadian singer and songwriter Allan Rankin who lives in Prince Edward Island:

www.allanrankin.com/songs/onesong.php3?number=14

Crop Watch is an annual research project of CCCRN, including field investigations and studies of formations, aerial surveillance and awareness initiatives for farmers, the public and the media, in particular during the prime August / September 'circle season' on the Canadian prairies

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