discovered August 9, 2012
A ring of flattened, dry, brown plants encircles small pools in a pasture.
discovered September 16, 2001
It's huge! A 422-foot formation in wheat. Seven circles connected by pathways.
Drayton
Valley, Alberta, Canada
discovered August 18, 2001
Two circles in green oats show interesting geometric relationships with each other and the magnetic pole.
Internal
Patterns in Lodged Grain
Beaumont, Alberta, Canada
observed August, 2000
Randomly flattened grain shows fascinating internal patterns and node changes similar to those in crop circle formations.
Neilburg,
Saskatchewan, Canada,
discovered September 3, 1999
Neatly spiralled circles in a Julia Set style formation.
Acadia
Valley, Alberta, Canada,
discovered September 4, 1999
Hundreds of small tufts of grain were left standing, evenly distributed in the large circle.
Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada,
discovered September 21, 1999
Perimeter rings fell first. Then the rest of the plants fell straight outwards from the centers of the circles. There was massive damage to the stem nodes in this formation.
