Ashima- Argentinian Humming Dragon

"The Argentinian Humming-Dragon, was the smallest of all Dragon species, measureing perhaps three or four inches from nose tip to tail tip, and feeding on the insects that visit flowers. Still capable of breathing fire, which it would prdouce in an ivoluntary movement if the spines along the back of its neck were stroked, The Humming-Dragon became muched prized by gauchos during the early part of the nineteenth century as "Field Matches", useful for lighting campfires. None have been spotted in the wild since 1820"
(Definition from my Dragonology book)