Dragonfly, Giant (Adult)

Far larger than their Meganeuropsis brethren of the Permian (who were ~47 cm long, with a wingspan of 75 cm across), adult giant dragonflies are most often found near water, where they breed. 
Like their smaller kin, they are superb fliers and voracious predators, but their prey is mostly small birds. Similarly their larva form will seize and eat almost anything their own size earning them the nickname "water tigers.
Adults attack by swooping onto their victims and grappling them in close combat. They will then hover in place while gnawing on their catches. Adults can carry up to Light encumbrance while flying.