I never get tired of photographing these guys.
Yes, those are fence posts that are a blur in the last picture. They just amaze me.
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daredevil duster! 🙂
They are just amazing to watch!
Awesome! You did a fabulous job capturing the duster over the fencing.
Thanks, Ida! I’d never been this close before.
Crop duster pilots are SO talented! Not to mention courageous! I’ve seen them going under power lines…
I do believe this one was going under lines. Very scary and impressive!
Sometimes they fly so low and just barely pull up in time to miss trees or a power line that it scares me to watch them.
It really is amazing to see how skilled they are, not only flying but running the spray too!
enjoy watching them. Great pictures!
Thanks, Jan!
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Great photos. It reminds me of when my husband and i were stationed at Minot AFB in North Dakota. We could see the crop duster the other side of the HWY from where our base house was.
They are amazing to see!
Fantastic how low they can fly.
It’s scary how close to the ground and wires and everything else they get.
You need to be a bit of a dare-devil to fly a cropduster. I do greatly admire their skill.
Very skilled. I am extremely impressed, and I wouldn’t want to do it!
Impressive! I love how the water trails.
It’s fungicide/insecticide that they apply with the planes.