Young sp: The post-juvenile moult includes most of body, LC, MC and inner GC (82% of the birds at Ottenby included 2-3 GC, but range include 0-10, although the extremes are rare). Single TT and RR (generally R1) are occasionally included.
Young wp: The pre-breeding moult is highly variable, but is generally more extensive than the adult pre-breeding moult. No, some or all LC, MC and GC are included, often in irregular sequences. According to Jenni & Winkler (1994) only 16% of the spring birds retain some juvenile GC. Most birds include some or all TT and alula feathers, as well as no, some or all RR. Many birds also include single or several inner SS and outer PP (and often adjacent PC) and, rarely, the moult may even be complete.

Adult SC: The post-breeding moult generally includes the whole plumage, but single or several SS are sometimes retained. 
Adult wp: The pre-breeding moult is variable, but is generally less extensive than the young pre-breeding moult. No, some or all LC and MC are included. No or some (rarely all) GC are moulted, often in irregular sequences. Most birds include some or all TT and alula feathers, as well as no, some or all RR. Most birds also include single or several SS and occasionally also outer PP (and often adjacent PC).