Flying Mattiraptor

Here a personal creation based on "The Speculative Dinosaur Proyect" ....[link]

Madagascar is home to many strange and scaly creatures. Small, nimble, and sleekly feathered, the rahonavids, with weakly stiffened tails and birdlike shoulders, are the descendants of Rahonavis, a Late Cretaceous relative of Archaeopteryx. [link]

The flying mattiraptor (Compsognathornis aumalae) resembles the Serpenterial Rahona and hunts for similar prey that the bureaucratbird , but lives in the dense rainforests. It flies more seldom than the bureaucratbird and has shorter and more rounded wings. In the mating season the males are covered in magnificent green plumage with a large red spot on each wing.