Okay, late night post, but I feel it's too important to leave until the morning.
Alamodactylus
On this blog, I've recently been posting a lot about being a pterosaur, a Quetzalcoatlus, and some mystery species. But I found that mystery species.
I'm on summer break from school, and with that time, so I don't feel like I've been wasting it entirely, I've been looking into my therianthropy hence all the new updates and discoveries. Earlier on, 6 hours ago at 9 pm or so, I was on pinterest looking at pictures of Quetzalcoatlus for one to put in my intro post. A recommended image was one of a pterosaur called Alamodactylus. I looked at it, and it clicked. I found my species after nearly 3 years of searching. Small crest, costal, medium wingspan, late cretaceous, north America, down to every last bit, it is me.
I did some research, although I didn't really need to do much for me to kinfirm, considering the near 3 years of research into my pterosaur identity. It didn't take me long to kinfirm it.
Alamodactylus is a part of pteranodontia and nyctosauromorpha, which I believe could explain why I was always drawn to pteranodontids and nyctosauromorphs when trying to find my species. Alamodactylus also has a slightly larger wingspan that I thought I had, which did kind of throw me off, but I do think that was due to questioning smaller pterosaurs more so I began to imagine myself as small. Their wingspan is 13-16 feet, which feels very suitable for myself.
Alamodactylus is pretty unknown. There's few pieces of art on it, a combined total of 2 tiktok and tumbr posts on it (each 3 years old), no animations for it, the most famous appearance is ark, etc. But i kind of like being unknown. I know I'm likely the only alamodactylus alive right now, so I don't really have to worry about my memories being different from someone else's.