goatsucker

It is allied to the night hawk and goatsucker.

But, as the goatsucker would indicate, in some ways part of Mexico is a folk society in a business suit.

Scholars at a leading Mexico City university organized a goatsucker symposium.

Somewhere outside, out under the apple trees, the Nocturnal Goatsucker asked his question again.

Educated Mexicans have delighted in flirting with goatsucker fears.

A television wrestler took the goatsucker name.

THE goatsucker is rampaging across Mexico, leaving dread and panic as it goes.

"The cry of The Nocturnal Goatsucker," we would say.

There are two popular goatsucker radio tunes, a rap song and a merengue, a dance from the tropics.

(Goatsucker Records)

The columnist Guadalupe Loaeza said she got the willies after a long debate about the goatsucker over a dinner with intellectual friends.

The first arc, "Goatsucker", concerns a cryptid attack in Minnesota that appears to be the work of a Bigfoot-like creature.

Not long ago, Puerto Rico and Mexico were tormented by the goatsucker, a creature capable of draining the blood of entire herds of farm animals.

The name is derived from the Latin for goatsucker, based on the ancient, but mistaken, belief that the European Nightjar would suck milk from goats.

The Puerto Rican goatsucker was a bristly, bulge-eyed rat with the hind legs of a kangaroo, capable of escaping after its crimes in high-speed sprints.

They are sometimes referred to as goatsuckers from the ancient folklore that they sucked milk from goats (the Latin for goatsucker is Caprimulgus).

Elvis Aaron Chesnut: A small-town sheriff who ends up joining The Lodge during the "Goatsucker" arc.

The Environment Secretary, Julia Carabias, pleaded with people to stop lighting fires in caves to smoke out the goatsucker, because they were hurting rare panthers instead.

Tanis could make out glittering rings, a few unusual coins, a feather from the goatsucker bird, pieces of twine, a bead necklace, a soap doll, and a whistle.

To the Editor: Your June 2 Week in Review article on the vampire-like depredations of the "goatsucker" on Puerto Ricans and Mexicans made fascinating reading.

The subject matter is provided by myths told by the Jivaro Indians of South America about animals, especially the sloth and the bird called the goatsucker, and about potters.

The Ministry of Agriculture summoned a news conference to propagate the results of autopsies on a turkey, a duck and a chicken believed by their terrified owners to be goatsucker victims.

On 14 February he named two new species of goatsucker, a new species of kingfisher, and two new swallows, one of which,(Hirundo concolor) came from the Galapagos.

Proof Volume 1: Goatsucker (v.1) (with Alex Grecian, Image Comics, tpb, June, 2008, 128 pages, ISBN 978-1-58240-944-3)

In the mid-1990s, widespread news coverage chronicled the exploits of a mysterious beast known as "Chupacabras," the "Goatsucker" in Spanish, which was rumored to dine on the blood of livestock and household pets.