Microraptor was black

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJGiPzcalwU&feature=player_embedded
Archeopteryx too, and some pterosaurs had white fur. I'm lasy to get the later two articles so that's unfortunate.

It's interesting how the theory of feathers on dinosaurs has evolved over time. We've already accepted that fact, so now we are moving on to the color of the "hybrid dinosaur." It intrigues me for some reason I can't explain...

-Is hoping that Gopher realizes that feathers is not just a theory in theropods.
-Also hoping that Gopher understands there is nolonger a hybrid dinosaur as birds are now cladistically classed as the final clade of dinosaur, while being a section of archosauria within Class: Reptiles, thus making them feathered dinosaurs in modern times
-Is very happy for Gophers interest
-Is hungry

-Is not as well-versed in the dinosaur world as he once (supposedly) used to be
-Is hoping CF will find this interesting:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/05/science/dinosaur-dig-in-china-turns-up-largest-known-feathered-animal.html

-Apologizes for rudeness and bluntness
-Finds article to be the bstthing ever