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Or on each spalding page like say for example Spalding purple, you have at the top: Low % spalding purples, in the middle there are medium % spalding purples, and then the bottom has high % (Emerald) spalding purples. Something I have always thought would be useful is a visual comparison...

Actually I was going to say to look at the red buff spaldings on Texaspeafowl! Sid could probably explain it better than me, but Red Buff does not mean Spalding blackshoulder. It is more of a blackshoulder that has a lot of flecking on the neck and I guess they have that redish color on the neck...