This crop circle was always going to be a big hit with the public. Quickly identified by some as a Native American ‘Eagle Dancer’, its spiritual connotations alone assured it great attention. For many Native Americans the Eagle is sacred and is renowned for its ability to fly incredibly high in the sky, above the clouds and is seen as a messenger between heaven and earth. I have always been surprised we have not had more Native American iconography appear as crop circles, certainly many native Americans have been drawn to the crop circles over the years.

The circle is an intriguing design, with a simple flattened circle at the centre followed by a plain ring. Next is a very thin ring with several circles of differing sizes sat upon it. They are asymmetrically placed and look incredibly like planets on an orbit. Finally, the wide outer ring is filled with six equal sections of varying standing bands and boxes – giving it a faintly computer chip feel. It looked very striking in the late afternoon sunshine. It was certainly a interesting juxtaposition of old and new, the ancient hill fort and the modern crop circle. 

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