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CROP WATCH 2002

DOUBLE RINGED CIRCLE - WEYBURN, SASKATCHEWAN

(I have just returned from spending the past week investigating the formations at Weyburn and Midale, Saskatchewan, for Crop Watch 2002. Field reports, additional aerial and ground photos and diagrams coming soon - PA).

Double ringed circle with attached short curved pathway / circle in canary seed crop, approximately 21.5 metres (71 feet) diameter. Inner ring / circle offset from centre. Counterclockwise lay of crop in rings and centre circle; clockwise splayed 'bird's nest' lay around centre of small attached circle, overlapping underlying clockwise lay in rest of circle which continued from flow in joining pathway. Small satellite ring nearby. A few swollen / ruptured nodes. Initially discovered August 5 by farmer (not known about until September 4), although still in relatively good condition by the time the CCCRN ground study was done on September 4 / 5.

Initial aerial photos have been posted on the web site.

This is the tenth report for 2002.

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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 prairie

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