Start thread behind the eye and lay a smooth base back to the bend.
Tie in a small bunch of dun hackle fibers as a tail, one shank length and lightly splayed.
Bind a stripped, water-soaked peacock quill by its fine tip at the bend, then wrap it forward in touching turns to the 70% mark for a segmented body; tie off and snip. A thin coat of UV resin or head cement makes the fragile quill last.
Stand a clump of barred wood duck flank upright at the 75% mark, then split it into two wings with figure-8s and post the base of each; wing height one shank length.
Tie in a dun dry hackle behind the wing and wind 2-3 turns behind and 2-3 in front of the wing, then tie off.
Whip finish at the eye, snip, and cement the head only.