Canadian Crop Circles

Almost all the cornstalks were laid down in a counter-clockwise pattern. A few of the stalks were pointed outward and were underneath some of the counter-clockwise stalks. About 6 of the center stalks were laid down pointing south. Some of the stalks near the outside edge were pointed outward at an angle to the surrounding standing corn. Some of these stalks were also not flat to the ground, but were leaning over at a 10-45 degree angle from the ground.

The circle was about 60 feet in diameter and appeared to be very close to perfectly round. We found a few stalks with what looked like small burn marks (burnt or blown nodes) maybe 1/2 to 1 1/2 inches across. Most of the corn stalks were bent over sharply close to the ground, but a few looked like they had been broken off 6 to 10 inces up. It seemed like right at the bend the stalk might have been weakened or exploded from the inside and then pushed over and pressed to the ground. The corn cobs were still intact and looked undisturbed. Some of the stalks in one area of the circle appeared to be growing back up again as they were bending upward toward the sky.