Little Egypt

Little Egypt

Little Egypt

Tyer:	Stan Jakubasek
Tail:	Red hackle fibers
Body:	Flat copper tinsel
Rib:	Copper Wire
Wing:	Red calftail, 2 Golden Pheasant crests, Egyptian Goose flank feather, Golden pheasant neck feather
Throat:	Red hackle fibers
Head:	Red thread

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