Gold black-spangled

Color and pattern of the male

Head: deep golden brown.

Neck, back and saddle: deep golden brown, each feather ending in an elongated, glossy green black spangle;  spangle is proportional in size to the feather; feathers on the front of the neck similar to those on the breast.

Tail: wing feathers deep black; sickles and tail-coverts glossy green black; smaller tail-coverts deep golden brown with elongated spangle.

Wings: shoulders deep golden brown, each feather ending in a slightly elongated, sharply pointed, glossy green black spangle; wing-bar deep golden brown, each feather ending in a large, almost round, glossy green black spangle, forming two distinct bands across the wing.

Primary-flights: inner vane golden brown interspersed with black; outer vane golden brown.

Secondary-flights: inner vane black; outer vane golden brown, fading to black at the feather tips.

Breast and belly: deep golden brown, each feather ending in a large, almost round, glossy green black spangle.

Thighs: similar to the belly, but the thigh feathering is predominantly black at the bottom.

Rear-part: dark blue-gray with brown tinge.

Down: blue-gray.

Serious faults

Too light or too dark ground color. Spangles that are too heavy, too small or horseshoe-shaped. Absence or near absence of spangling on the neck- and saddle-hackle.

Faults

The above serious faults are present to a lesser extent.

Color and pattern of the female

Head: warm golden brown, black pattern.

Neck: warm golden brown, each feather ending in a long, glossy green black spangle; feathers on the front of the neck are similar to those on the breast.

Back: warm golden brown, each feather ending in a nearly round, large, glossy green black spangle; spangle is proportional in size to the feather.

Tail: steering-feathers deep greenish black; coverts warm golden brown, each feather ending in a large, glossy green black spangle, which should not be too long.

Wings: coverts warm golden brown, each feather ending in a large, nearly round, glossy green black spangle, forming two distinct bands across the wing.

Primary-flights: inner vane golden brown interspersed with black; outer vane golden brown.

Secondary-flights: inner vane black; outer vane golden brown, fading to black at the tip of the feather.

Breast and belly: warm golden brown, each feather ending in a nearly round, large, glossy green black spangle; spangle is proportional in size to the feather.

Thighs: similar to the belly, but the thigh feathering below is predominantly black.

Rear-part: dark blue-gray with black tinge.

Down: blue-gray.

Serious faults

Too light or too dark ground color. Spangles that are too heavy, too small, or horseshoe-shaped. Lack of clear bands across the wings.

Faults

The above serious faults are present to a lesser extent.

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