Gondwana's vulture-plunderer

Buitreraptor is a South American dromaeosaur that's trying really, really hard to be a stork. Aside from the long thin beak-like snout, it also has the gangly leg proportions of an animal that frequently wades through shallow water. Compared to restoring some Gondwanan taxa, Buitreraptor is known from refreshingly complete remains.

Edit: The full scale bar and rigorous treatment is now available. Aside from the usual soft-tissue updates, I also had to correct a more fundamental error on this one: I'd placed the pectoral girdle a little too far back on the rib cage. As a result the torso is now a bit longer (also a bit deeper due to changing the angle of the sternum) and the neck is a bit shorter, although adequately fluffy reconstructions probably wouldn't show the difference (we're talking about 1/3 the length of a centrum).