Gold black-transverse-penciled

Color and pattern male

Head: deep golden brown.

Neck: hackle deep golden brown; front of neck to throat similar to the breast.

Back and saddle-hackle: warm reddish brown for the visible part.

Shoulders: warm reddish brown.

Wings: coverts metallic glossy green black transverse penciled on golden brown; wing-bar coarsely transverse penciling, 3 to 4 times wider then those of deep golden brown, forming two distinct bands across the wing.

Primary- and secondary- flights: strong transverse penciled, which become narrower towards the feather tips. 

Tail: black steering-feathers; sickles and by- sickles are glossy green black, they should have a faint golden brown penciling at the base of the feather, gradually diminishing towards the tip.

Breast, belly, and thighs: feathers metallic green glossy black transverse penciled, the black penciling becomes noticeably wider towards the bottom and rear than the deep golden, the tip of the feathers as dark as possible. 

Rear-part: transverse penciled.

Down: grayish-black to black.

Serious faults

Extensive penciling in the neck- and saddle-hackle. Shoulder feathers that are not sufficiently warm reddish-brown. Weak transverse penciling throughout the plumage. Transvers penciling on the upper breast and front of the neck is not rising high enough. Weak penciling in the flight feathers. Completely insufficient sheen in the transverse penciling and sickle feathers. Too light a shade in the neck- and saddle-hackle. Horseshoe pattern. Coloration that is much too light, much too dark, or completely uneven. White in the flight feathers or tail.

Faults

The above serious faults occur to a lesser extent.

Color and pattern female

Head: golden brown.

Neck: hackle golden brown; front of neck to throat, similar to the breast.

Breast: glossy green black transverse penciled on golden brown, the black penciling becomes noticeably wider towards the bottom and rear than the deep golden brown; the tip of the feathers is as dark as possible.

Back and saddle: glossy green black transverse penciled on golden brown, penciling becomes three to four times as wide as the golden brown; the tips of the feathers are as dark as possible.

Wings: coverts and wing-bar glossy green black transverse penciling, three to four times as wide as the golden brown.

Primary- and secondary-flights: slightly more powerfull black transverse penciling on golden brown, penciling gradually diminishing in strength towards the tips. 

Tail: steering- feathers become darker towards the tip due to the gradually widening transverse penciling on golden brown; coverts are glossy green black along their entire length tranverse penciled on golden brown.

Belly and thighs: as strongly penciled as possible, like the breast feathers.

Down: grayish-black to black.

Serious faults

Extensive penciling on the lower portion of the hackle. Weak transverse penciling throughout the plumage. Insufficiently transverse penciling on the upper breast. Weak penciling in the flight feathers. Far too little black penciling in the tail feathers. Color far too light, far too dark, or completely uneven. White in the flights or tail.

Faults

The above serious faults occur to a lesser extent.

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