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This is the comical moment a cheeky cockerel was rescued by a woman after it flew through her car window as she was driving along. <br/><br/>Jessica Matthews had spotted the lone rooster at the side of the road as she made her way home along a country lane in Aston-on-Trent, Derbys.<br/><br/>But the runaway bird decided to hop through the window of her Ford KA before making himself at home in her passenger seat - and refused to leave. <br/><br/>The cockerel, nicknamed Barry, even munched its way through Jessica's shopping while she tried to lure him out of the vehicle.<br/><br/>Jessica decided to rescue the lost animal and bring him home before she was eventually able to rehome him. <br/><br/>She shared footage of the hilarious encounter on Instagram showing Barry clinging to her window, inside her car and even perched on her shoulder. <br/><br/>Jessica, of Aston-on-Trent, said: \
This is the comical moment a cheeky cockerel was rescued by a woman after it flew through her car window as she was driving along. <br/><br/>Jessica Matthews had spotted the lone rooster at the side of the road as she made her way home along a country lane in Aston-on-Trent, Derbys.<br/><br/>But the runaway bird decided to hop through the window of her Ford KA before making himself at home in her passenger seat - and refused to leave. <br/><br/>The cockerel, nicknamed Barry, even munched its way through Jessica's shopping while she tried to lure him out of the vehicle.<br/><br/>Jessica decided to rescue the lost animal and bring him home before she was eventually able to rehome him. <br/><br/>She shared footage of the hilarious encounter on Instagram showing Barry clinging to her window, inside her car and even perched on her shoulder. <br/><br/>Jessica, of Aston-on-Trent, said: \
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