Ours are mostly white, not yellow. The pilots are amazing to watch, aren't they? They have to be so skilled in their work, and I think they need to be a little crazy as well :)
You have me trying to dredge up memories of childhood when I saw crop-dusters a lot. I cannot picture their color, though, just their awesome accuracy in doing the job while avoiding trees in the piney woods region of Mississippi.
Ours are mostly white, not yellow. The pilots are amazing to watch, aren't they? They have to be so skilled in their work, and I think they need to be a little crazy as well :)
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful pictures! I think the ones I have seen are yellow, too. Maybe it is some kind of rule, so they can be recognized.
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen any of those for years, not sure if that's because of tighter safety restrictions or tighter economic margins.
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ReplyDeleteSuper pictures! I love to watch them.
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ReplyDeleteAs yellow is in my top three colours, I'll accept that! YAM xx
I don't think I've ever seen any crop dusters around here so no clue what color their planes are. Nice shots of this one
ReplyDeleteThat, now, is something I must look up on Google...now that you mention it.
ReplyDeleteWow, awesome shots of the crop duster. Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteI don't think we have crop dusters here. Makes the job so much easier.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture of these aerial moves! The only crop dusters we have around here are those who silently leave behind bouts of flatulence. :-)
ReplyDeleteI've only seen a few and I'm thinking they were white. I'll have to really pay attention next time I see one.
ReplyDeletegreat photos, both of these and maybe the yellow is to make them easy to see, since they fly low... I like both pics
ReplyDeleteOn a lightr vein..
ReplyDeleteMay be the plants think it is Sun in nthe shape of a plane :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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These are fine shots of a crop duster. It's a dangdrous business.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a crop duster. Nice action shots. Here they have planes that spray the river to cut down on mosquitos.
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Now that you mention it, most are yellow, but I have seen some red ones.
ReplyDeleteI saw them as a kid but have not seen any in years. Maybe it is due to the metro area where I live.
ReplyDeleteHave never seen one since we've been here.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen one in real life. :(
ReplyDeleteI'll be glad when these are no longer used. They are too hard on the bees.
ReplyDeleteYou have me trying to dredge up memories of childhood when I saw crop-dusters a lot. I cannot picture their color, though, just their awesome accuracy in doing the job while avoiding trees in the piney woods region of Mississippi.
ReplyDeletedon't stand too close - the stuff they spray is dangerous to inhale
ReplyDeleteGreat actions shots of the crop duster. I have only seen one and if I remember correctly, it was also yellow.
ReplyDeleteI saw one last year here in New Zealand and it was silver. Love your captures.
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He is flying through quickly with great speed..
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