Spectral feather glide
mangled carapaces
silent on leaf litter
~~~
Wraith bone cloud fractures
interstellar light raps
on viridian canopies.
Sinornithosaurus motions through branches
moths tread air
evading the tooth laden maw.
Momentary distraction of moon beam furrows
gliding wing
shorn of body.
~~~
From branch to branch
feathered rainbow flicker
punctuates viridian sheath
~~~
First picture found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microraptor
Second picture found here: http://www.dancewithshadows.com/tech/sinornithosaurus-millenii-venomous-dinosaur-fossil-in-china/
Third picture found here: http://www.questmachine.org/encyclopedie/article-questmachine.php?a=1460
“Moths tread air” – inspired by this article (http://www.npr.org/2011/11/04/142024620/how-an-elegant-moth-stays-aloft) found by Gray (http://endlessbridge.com/). You should click on that blog, its awesome.
Golden Giraffes Riding Scarlet Flamingos Through The Desert of Forever 
Love your tribute to haikuasaurus, the flying lofty spirits of the air!
Thank you for the comment.
These were fun to write. Its just nice sometimes to write about childhood things (I’m assuming every child has liked dinosaurs at one point.)