February 7, 1980: 9:50 pm, Daryl Browne, a ranch hand at the Glenalta horse ranch near Stirling, South Australia, is watching TV when he hears dogs howling and timber crashing outside. His two guard dogs are howling in fear. Outside he sees a yellow half-moon-shaped object about 25–30 feet long. It is 100 feet up in the branches of a 230-foot-tall cypress tree, branches bending under its weight. The trunk shows large gouges. Browne calls the police, but the object is gone by the time they arrive. For 2 days, Browne’s dogs refuse to go near the tree.
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Phil Tindale on witnessing a ‘battle’ between 2 hostile UFOs; 1 crashed into a tree, Stirling, 1980.
Witnesses: twin brothers Phil & Rob Tindale (10 years old), and Daryl Browne.
Daily Mail (20 October 2019)
South Australian brothers say they witnessed two UFOs in ‘conflict’ before 1980 Stirling crash (News Australia)
Phil Tindale on witnessing a ‘battle’ between 2 hostile UFOs; 1 crashed into a tree, Stirling, 1980.
Witnesses: twin brothers Phil & Rob Tindale (10 years old), and Daryl Browne.
Daily Mail (20 October 2019)
South Australian brothers say they witnessed two UFOs in ‘conflict’ before 1980 Stirling crash (News Australia)
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