Start the thread mid-shank and lay a base down around the bend and back; coat the base with a thin layer of super glue.
Cut a strip of 3mm black foam (roughly square in cross-section, top edges rounded); tie it on top of the shank at the hook point and spiral-wrap it rearward over the glued base to the bend, keeping it sitting upright.
Dub a fat, tapered mahogany abdomen, building up a plump rear gaster, then run the thread forward to the front edge of the dubbing.
Add a drop of glue, pull the foam forward over the top to form the rear body segment, and lock it with a couple of wraps; jump the thread forward an eye-length or two and bind again to make a thread waist.
Tie a strand of black super floss on each side across the waist, positioning them to splay evenly.
Lift the foam, bring it forward another third, bind it, and make another thread-band segment.
Tie in a clump of mixed poly macrame yarn as an upright wing, topped with a few strands of UV blue ripple ice fiber.
Tie in and wind a brown rooster hackle through the thorax, then dub a mahogany thorax to fill in around it.
Add a small tab of pink razor foam over the top as a sight indicator.
Whip finish at the eye and trim the legs and wing to length.