Silver lavender-spangled

Color and pattern male

Head: silvery white.

Neck, back, and saddle: silvery white, each feather ending in an elongated-shaped lavender spangle; spangle is proportional in size to the feather;   

feathers on the front of the neck similar to those on the breast.

Tail: steering-feathers feathers both inside and outside silvery white, each feather ending in a lavender spangle; sickles silvery white, each feather ending in a medium-sized lavender spangle; coverts silvery white, each feather ending in a fairly large lavender spangle.

Wings: shoulders silvery white, each feather ending in a slightly elongated, sharply pointed, lavender spangle; wing-bar silvery white, each feather ending in a lavender spangle, forming two distinct bands across the wings.

Primary- and secondary-flights: white, each feather ending in a lavender spangle.

Breast: silvery white, each feather ending in a large, almost round, lavender spangle, sized to create a uniform, sufficiently open pattern.

Thighs: similar to the breast, but the lavender predominates towards the bottom.

Belly: similar to the breast, but the spangle becomes heavier towards the bottom.

Rear-part: lavender with white tinge.

Down: light lavender.

Serious faults

Yellow tint in the ornamental feathers. Clearly visible peppering in the tail feathers. Little or insufficient spangles in the neck- and saddle-hackle. Insufficient spangles at the ends of the sickles. partially or completely lavender tail-coverts. Excessively heavy, excessively light, or crescent-shaped spangles on the breast, belly and thighs. Insufficient shoulder pattern.

Faults

The above serious faults are present to a lesser extent.

Color and pattern female

Head: silvery-white, lavender pattern.

Neck: silvery-white, each feather ending in a long, pearl-gray spangle; feathers on the front of the neck similar to the breast feathers.

Back: silvery-white, each feather ending in a nearly round, large, lavender spangle; spangle is proportional in size to the feather.

Tail: steering-feathers, both inside and out, pure silvery-white, each feather ending in a lavender spangle; tail-coverts similar to those on the back.

Wings: coverts silvery white, each feather ending in a large, almost round, lavender spangle, sized to create a uniform, sufficiently open pattern; wing-bar silvery white, each feather ending in a large, almost round, lavender spangle, forming two distinct bands across the wing.

Primary- and secondary-flights: silvery white, each feather ending in a lavender spangle.

Breast: silvery white, each feather ending in a large, almost round, lavender spangle, sized to create a uniform, sufficiently open pattern.

Thighs: similar to the breast, but the lavender predominates towards the bottom

Belly: similar to the breast, but the spangle pattern becomes heavier towards the bottom.

Rear-part: lavender with white tinge.

Down: light lavender.

Note

Although the spangles should be large and almost round for all spangles, the silver ground color between the spangles should remain visible everywhere, otherwise the effect of the spangle pattern will be lost due to the formation of larger or smaller lavender patches. The spangles are not completely round because the side, facing the feather base, ends in a blunt point.

Serious faults

Too small, too large, or horseshoe-shaped spangles. Visible residue in the tail feathers. White throat.

Faults

The above serious faults are present, but to a lesser extent.

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