ID Help Please

[NorthernChappie]

About 10 miles to the east of Perth (Scottish version) about 13.00. High wing small twin looked like in between Seneca and Islander size I think but seemed (stress seemed) to have winglets. Can't figure it out at all. Anyone any thoughts?

[SpringHeeledJack]

Not high winged, but with winglets.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diamond_DA42

Also Partenavia P68 might fit the bill

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partenavia_P.68

SHJ

[Bushfiva]

And 24 or 28 hours loiter if you take the Israeli UAV version of the Diamond. Pretty in both guises.

[NorthernChappie]

Thanks but 'twas high wing. Am now thinking along the lines of a Rockwell Twin Commander as that would fit the bill. Quite unusual around here if it was.

[10 DME ARC]

Tacnam P2006T??
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tecnam_P2006T

[joy ride]

Islanders have diagonal wing tips which from some angles and distances might possibly be mistaken for winglets.

[DaveReidUK]

About 10 miles to the east of Perth (Scottish version) about 13.00. High wing small twin looked like in between Seneca and Islander size I think but seemed (stress seemed) to have winglets.Probably the appropriately-registered, Dundee-based G-OTAY:

http://farm8.static.flickr.com/7643/16786628912_a364f2ef54_m.jpg

[NorthernChappie]

Spot on DR UK. The winglets were blue. I didn't know there was one of those at Dundee, and it was certainly flying a typical training pattern. Thanks. :ok: