Wing Yellow saddles flanked by white saddles (4 total)
Shoulder Gray teal shoulder (each side)
Cheeks Jungle cock (1 pair)
How to tie it
Mount the long streamer hook and run red thread back to the bend.
Tie in a narrow section of red duck quill as a tail, about a half-shank long, curving up.
Catch in flat silver tinsel and wrap a smooth body forward to just behind the eye, then back and forward for a flawless finish and tie off.
Turn the hook and tie in a beard of dark brown hackle fibers under the throat, reaching to the point.
Pair a yellow saddle inside a white saddle for each side, cup them together so the wing curves inward, and mount the two matched slips flat along the shank as a slim wing extending to the tail tip.
Set a gray teal shoulder feather flat against each side, roughly one-third the wing length.
Tie a jungle cock eye feather over each shoulder as a cheek, then build a neat head.