Incident Description
A student pilot, accompanied by a sole passenger, was operating an airplane in a low-altitude maneuver. The aircraft was circling wildlife at approximately 200 feet above ground level. According to the pilot's account to the NTSB investigator-in-charge, the airplane had one notch of flaps extended, the carburetor heat was off, and the airspeed was about 60 miles per hour.
Stall and Impact
The pilot stated that while attempting to raise the left wing, the wing dropped, the airplane stalled, and subsequently contacted trees. The pilot reported that there was nothing wrong with the airplane. He added that he should have been circling at a higher altitude and that he should have increased power before attempting to lift the wing.
Pilot Observations
No further details regarding the aircraft type, registration, date, operator, location, or injuries were provided in the source. The investigation is based solely on the pilot's statements.