A rare jaunt into Oxfordshire for the circle artists. More images over at the Crop Circle Connector.

Also as the rush for the end of the season begins, we’re also used to a season finale. Is this is? A fair amount of work appears to have gone into this one. More images give an indication to the size of this formation

As the end of the season fast approaches, there’ll be a sudden rush of formations before the harvest begins. This interesting formation appeared, with further images appearing on Crop Circle Connector

Just a stone’s throw from the earlier Etchilhampton formation is this design, which follows themes from the earlier formation. More images can be found over at Crop Circle Connector.

Images and drone footage courtesy of Stonehenge Dronescapes

All the old haunts seem to be getting visited by whoever’s making these things. A quite simple but yet appealing design. More images over at Crop Circle Connector.

All images and drone footage, courtesy of Stonehenge Dronescapes

A wonderful formation rich in complexity and interesting features. More photo’s are available over at the Crop Circle Connector and all images courtesy of Stonehenge Dronescapes.

An interesting design arrived outside the Wiltshire heartland. More images over at the Crop Circle Connector.

A new formation has appeared close to Stonehenge and features some interesting weave in some of the circles. More images over at Crop Circle Connector.

A lovely formation has appeared in the heart of Wiltshire. More pictures over at Crop Circle Connector

June started to see a little more activity in regards to crop circles as May was a bit of a bust. I think the aliens must have been a little wary of the ongoing pandemic…

The first formation to arrive was a circle that many claimed was a shout-out to the NHS and key workers, who have battled valiantly throughout the Covid19 pandemic. Originally the formation’s location was a mystery to dissuade flocks of people coming to stand and look and potentially share germs. The formation was actually in Somerset (Rocky Hill, nr Kingdon) but it was quickly forgotten once the “Covid 19” formation appeared. This formation, looking slightly bacterial like, was pounced upon in a similar fashion as the fake Covid19/Microsoft formation which had been doing the rounds on social media. The formation wasn’t universally welcomed but I liked the fact that the design wasn’t bound by symmetry or…