Silverwheaten

Color and pattern male

Head: light straw yellow.

Neck-hackle: light straw yellow with narrow silver edging.

Shoulders and back: orange-yellow.

Saddle-hackle: light yellow.

Tail: black steering-feathers; sickles, by-sickles, and coverts glossy green black.

Wings: black bow; wing-bar glossy green black.

Primary-flights: black with a narrow straw-yellow edge along the outer vane.

Secondary-flights: black inner vane, creamy white outer vane, forming a creamy white wing-triangle when the wing is closed.

Breast, belly, thighs and rear-part: glossy green black.

Down: grayish cream.

Head: flour-white

Neck-hackle: light golden brown with silver edging. A slight dull black splash of color on the lower part is permitted but not preferred.

Back and shoulders: white or flour-white with a slight light brown sheen.

Lower back and saddle-hackle: flour-white.

Tail: ash-gray with light brownish markings.

Breast, belly, thighs and rear-part: cream-white.

Primary- and secondary-flights: light wheaten outer vane, light wheaten gray inner vane with light brownish-black spots.

Down: white to creamy.

Significantly uneven topcoat.

Slightly uneven or slightly too dark or slightly too light ground color. Clearly visible neck pattern. Light neck color.