What happened
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Sunday 4/10/2022 @ 22:30, N4830G during cruise @ 5000 feet, heard a "thud". All normal cockpit indications and the decision was made to continue to their destination. Landed safely and no injuries. On postflight, a 1 foot in length damage area to the left wing with a splatter of blood and feathers was noted. Pilot notified NTSB and emailed FAA of this damage along with a photo. NTSB determined this as minor damage and no further action taken.
As the FAA filed it
SUNDAY 4/10/2022 @ 22:30, N4830G DURING CRUISE @ 5000 FEET, HEARD A "THUD". ALL NORMAL COCKPIT INDICATIONS AND THE DECISION WAS MADE TO CONTINUE TO THEIR DESTINATION. LANDED SAFELY AND NO INJURIES. ON POSTFLIGHT, A 1 FOOT IN LENGTH DAMAGE AREA TO THE LEFT WING WITH A SPLATTER OF BLOOD AND FEATHERS WAS NOTED. PILOT NOTIFIED NTSB AND EMAILED FAA OF THIS DAMAGE ALONG WITH A PHOTO. NTSB DETERMINED THIS AS MINOR DAMAGE AND NO FURTHER ACTION TAKEN.
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