Tail Golden pheasant crest topping and barred summer duck in strands (1)
Butt Black ostrich herl (2 turns)
Body First quarter golden yellow floss, remainder bright green floss (or green seal fur) (2 sections)
Rib Oval silver tinsel (5 turns)
Body hackle Grass-green cock hackle from the yellow section (1)
Throat Lemon-yellow hackle (1)
Wing Tippet strands; married yellow, orange and green swan, florican, peacock wing and golden pheasant tail; married teal and barred summer duck; brown mallard over (married)
Sides Jungle cock (1 per side)
Cheeks Indian crow with topping over all (1 per side)
Horns Blue and yellow macaw (1 per side)
Head Black ostrich herl (small)
How to tie it
Form a silver tag above the barb, then tie in a golden pheasant crest tail with a few barred summer-duck strands over, and wind a black ostrich herl butt.
Wrap the rear quarter in golden yellow floss, then the remainder in bright green floss (or green seal fur), ribbing with oval silver tinsel in 5 open turns.
Palmer a grass-green hackle over the green body section following the rib.
Wind a lemon-yellow throat hackle and stroke the fibers down and back.
Marry the wing in slips: tippet plus married yellow/orange/green swan, florican, peacock wing and golden pheasant tail, with teal and summer duck married narrow, brown mallard over the top. The green body and green hackle name the fly.
Set jungle cock sides, Indian crow cheeks and a golden pheasant topping over all, then blue-and-yellow macaw horns.