Pink Floyd

Tyer:	Ron McKusick
Thread:	6/0 Black
Body:	Pink Floss
Rib:	Medium Flat Silver Tinsel
Belly:	5 Peacock Herls then pink bucktail
Throat:	Yellow Hackle Fibers
Wing:	Gray Marabou
Cheeks:	Silver Pheasant Back
Side Stripe:	2 strands fine holographic tinsel on each side of the wing but under the cheek

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