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Common Nighthawk (bird species Chordeiles minor)

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Between hawks, the watchers also did a little non-raptor bird watching, recording 12 ravens, one common nighthawk, 12 pine warblers and four juncos.

Eagle-eyed tally; Volunteers keep count of migrating raptors

But sadly for this hardy common nighthawk - common, that is, in the US, - its odyssey ended abruptly and violently when it was hit by a car shortly after touching down on the Isles of Scilly.

Twitchers - and hoteliers - mourn rare Scilly roadkill

The American Common Nighthawk was blown 3,000 miles off course and landed on St Mary in the Isles of Scilly.

SPLAT'S A RARE BIRDIE