[Libloather]

A bird? I’m expecting a wicked kewl viking sword or something. A bird? Braking news.

[Omnivore-Dan]

The American cousin is the Whippoorwill bird.

[OldHarbor]

Nightjar, he’s just resting.

[devane617]

A good story. Thanks for posting.

[Flag_This]

I thought a “nightjar” might be another name for a medieval chamber pot.

[Kudsman]

What is happening in Iran?

[ComputerGuy]

Holds that last swallow of moonshine before bed.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Pretty Bird Ping!

First thought was that a ‘nightjar’ might have been some ancient chamber pot that someone tossed in the trash bin, LOL!

[OldHarbor]

The have a big mouth. All the better to eat bugs

[Phil]

Must be male. He did not stop to ask for directions.

[normbal]

Is the “Emerald Isle” overrun by feral house-cats too?

[calico_thompson]

a.k.a. Goatsucker

[greenbrier]

Nightjar? A bird?

Sounded much more like some odd bit of pottery that needed cleaning out before putting back in the nightstand...

[lee martell]

What kind of self respecting Bird just sits there, and allows himself to be caught by the random human being?

Lost Fledging, recently kicked out of the Nest? or maybe temporarily stunned from flying into a glassy building? Put a Turban bandage of his poor, feathered head.
Not covered by Insurance.

[left that other site]

I thought they were talking about an archaeological discovery of an ancient Chamber-Pot.

[minnesota_bound]

Discovered behind a bin by a pub they found a bird she described as “almost extinct” in Northern Ireland.

If only the birds would stop drinking....