What happened
The pilot reported establishing a long, flat final approach for landing on an airstrip measuring 1000 feet in length and 40 feet in width. Environmental conditions included a strong crosswind from the right and low sun glare reflecting off nearby water. Approximately 10 feet above the airstrip surface, the aircraft propeller contacted a single tall bush that was not visible to the pilot. The airplane ceased generating lift, spun around, and came to rest on the airstrip. Substantial damage occurred to the left wing and empennage.
Findings
Contributing factors included fuel exhaustion (if applicable, otherwise omit) or environmental conditions such as strong crosswind and sun glare. The pilot's inability to see the bush in time led to the collision.