Material

• Hook: 1 1/4 to 1 3/4 inches
• Tag: Silver
• Tail: Scarlet Ibis in strands. Jungle Cock, back to back
• Butt: Cochybondhu hackle
• Body: Two equal halves: Yellow and black Berlin wool wound together. Joint separator: cochybondhu hackle, veiled above with Jungle Cock, back to back
• Throat: Cochybondhu hackle, longer than joint separator
  

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Original material

As written in the book:

(hook, 1 1/4 to 1 3/4 inches).
Tag: Silver tinsel.
Tail: Scarlet Ibis in strands and a pair of Jungle Cock feathers (back to back).
Butt: A cochybondhu hackle.
Body: In two equal halves, each of an equal number of turns of yellow and black Berlin wools wound together, and each butted at the joint with a cochybondhu hackle and veiled above with a pair of Jungle Cock feathers (back to back).
Throat: A cochybondhu hackle. (Each succeeding cochybondhu hackle to be larger in the fibre than the preceding one.)

Long material list

Part	Material	Type	Color
Tag		Tinsel	Silver
Tail	Ibis Latin: Eudocimus ruber	Feather In strands	Scarlet
	Jungle Cock Latin: Gallus sonneratii Cites	Feather - Neck Back to back	Natural
Butt	Chicken - Cock Latin: Gallus gallus domesticus	Feather - Coch-y-bonddhu	Natural
Body		Wool - Berlin Wound together with black, 1/2 body	Yellow
		Wool - Berlin Wound together with yellow, 1/2 body	Black
	Jungle Cock Latin: Gallus sonneratii Cites	Feather - Neck Veiling over body	Natural
	Chicken - Cock Latin: Gallus gallus domesticus	Feather - Coch-y-bonddhu Joint separator	Natural
		Wool - Berlin Wound together with black	Yellow
		Wool - Berlin Wound together with yellow	Black
	Jungle Cock Latin: Gallus sonneratii Cites	Feather - Neck Veiling over body	Natural
Throat	Chicken - Cock Latin: Gallus gallus domesticus	Feather - Coch-y-bonddhu Longer than joint separator	Natural

Materials in pattern

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