The Knucker of Lyminster

Area(s) Reported: England: West Sussex: Lyminster
Date(s) Reported: 477~982 CE
Near the church of Lyminster, West Sussex, England, there is a freshwater pond fed by a spring from beneath, known as the "Knucker Hole." It earned this unusual name because the pond had been the home to a monster called the Knucker back around the 5th Century, which had an annoying tendency of flying about eating livestock... and people.

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The Knucker of Lyminster