Linda, no need to get upset or sarcastic. I'm well aware of the whale bones. A couple points.

1. There is no fossil record of any partially formed species. (Brain, lungs, gills legs etc) The "chain" of whales doesn't prove that they evolved from one another. There are basins of fossil remains in which a couple of the species are present. Both being fully formed and living at the same time. The whale with the small hind legs doesn't mean much to me, the construction of the latter in males and females was different. Which leads me to the conclusion that it was something to do with copulation (an earler proposed theory) If it were not so, there would be no reason for males and females to be different.
No one is stopping you from looking at transitional forms, but saying that this was once that, is speculation. Where do you get the idea I don't want you to find fossils.

I posted the animal with my post above for you to find. Longisquama insignis. My point is that the feather is all too perfect. Scientist previous theory was that reptilian scales evolved into feathers to keep animals warm. But flight feathers preceded this. I also posted the point. Primordial soup to aeronautical perfection in that amount of time is quite a leap. Bones had to "learn" to hollow themselfs out, become less dense, grow fibers that are strong, light and interconnecting. The point is it hasn't evolved. How did that happen?