reply to post by karl 12
Depending on the size of the bird in texas it might need to launch from a mountain or cliff to get any lift to soar through the air. Although study
shows that some species might have been capable from taking flight from ground level. So they should be looking in the hills and mountains if they
want to find this thing, it could be using whatever thermals are in the area to carry it. These creatures have been known to cover large distances
over time, so who is to say it didn't come from california, or mexico?
I found some interesting materials related to this peterodacyl.
www.sciencedaily.com...
( Scientist working on a robot version, didn't they have one in that movie from the 80s? War games? )
"The next generation of airborne drones won’t just be small and silent," says the multidisciplinary group, "they’ll alter their wing shapes
using morphing techniques to squeeze through confined spaces, dive between buildings, zoom under overpasses, land on apartment balconies, or sail
along the coastline."
www.sciencedaily.com...
easy for me I live in Oz. 
