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However, a thousand and one people mistake the chests animals or pokemon based of lizards and birds to be like human chest. The muscles do not develop that way though. Check out their anatomy (just google search) and see. I have a parrot and study animals and biomechanics, by the way. So I'm not trying to talk from my butt, it's just important to me.
Since parrots may pluck themselves in captivity, if you google search naked parrot, you can get a very good idea of attachment. They are not attached to the shoulders though. Birds wings attach inside with muscle to the keel bone.
Sorry to rant,
Just thought you should know,
C
I am aware of the the actual anatomy of birds/lizards what not (i've actually studied it somewhat at a university level for biology classes and have done my own independent study), most of the issue comes from trying to apply it to a fantasy creature in novel situations/pose/angle and trying to combine multiple different species with weird anatomy (such as dual front limbs). This attempt not being perfectly successful.