batfowler

/ˈbætˌfaʊlər/
noun
  1. A person who catches birds at night using a light and a net or stick.
    • The batfowler moved silently through the woods, his lantern casting a dim glow.
    • The village batfowler knew exactly where the birds roosted after sunset.
    • In the old days, a skilled batfowler could catch dozens of birds in a single night.
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