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Swapping classical streamers

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Yellow Tiger

Yellow Tiger

Tyer: Lindsey Grandison
Head: Black
Tail: Red goose slips
Body: Peacock herl
Wing: Yellow bucktail
Cheeks: Gold metal "Edson" cheeks

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