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	Orpingtons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The original Orpington, the Black, was developed in England in 1886 and brought to the US in 1890.
		Orpington" in the UK and is also the keeper of the Queen Mother's Orpingtons.
		This large and excellent volume is a must for all orpington fanciers.
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	McMurray Hatchery - Buff Orpingtons
		Baby chicks are a soft light buff color.
		I have three different breeds of chicks, and the buff orpingtons are my favorite.
		I bought 13 Buff Orpingtons they are very healthy.
	www.mcmurrayhatchery.com /product/buff_orpingtons.html (1034 words)

	BackyardChickens.com - Chicken coops, chicken pictures, all about chickens! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The best known type of Orpington are buff in color but they were original developed in 1886 as fl by William Cook in a village called Orpington.
		Orpingtons are heavy dual/general purpose birds that weigh seven to ten pounds.
		Due to their timid nature Orpington chicks tend to be on the bottom of the pecking order when raised with other breeds.
	www.backyardchickens.com /breeds/orpingtons.html (297 words)

	Poultry Mad - the Buff Orpington Chicken (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Black Orpington was created and introduced in 1886 by poultry developer, William Cook and named the new hybrid bird after his residence in Kent.
		The White Orpington followed in 1889 and was the result of crossing white Leghorn males with fl Hamburg hens and a white Dorking cock.
		The Buff Orpington was introduced in 1894 to satisfy the demand for buff coloured birds.
	www.poultrymad.co.uk /chickens/orpington.shtml (246 words)

	United Orpington Club
		The Orpingtons showed well in the show with many of them up on championship row, the biggest win going to Pete Akers with a great looking large Buff hen that went on to be Champion English, Champion Land Fowl, and Reserve Champion of the Show.
		Objections to fowls with fl legs and white skin were lodged against Black Orpingtons and later the white or pink legs and white skin of Buff and White Orpingtons was considered a serious market handicap, as Americans demanded yellow-skinned and yellow-legged poultry.
		Cook appeared at the Madison Square Garden, New York, in 1903 with a great string of English Orpingtons and received fulsome press notices in the daily papers of his exhibits; arranged in a clever manner at one end of the big show arena, the real Orpington boom in the United States and Canada was launched.
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	Orpington
		The first Orpington fowl to appear was the Black in 1886.
		It was bred by William Cook of Orpington in Kent.
		The Buff has always been the most popular and although Cook bred it from Hamburg, Dorking and Cochin (Shanghai), the early birds resembled the Lincolnshire Buff which had been bred as a dual purpose bird since about 1850.
	www.dtbcentre.co.uk /orpington.htm (274 words)

	Buff Orpingtons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		They were used to create Khaki Campbells, Buff Orpingtons and the rush of 'Light Ducks' that now fill the commercial farms and exhibition pens.
		There also appear to be some Buff Orpingtons (the gold-colored chick on the left) and were guessing that the beautifully feathered specimen in the front of this photo is a Partridge Rock.
		Buff Ducks or Buff Orpington Ducks A nice pair of Buff Orpingtons Photo courtesy of Cilla Taylor This is a dual-purpose breed, developed in England for both eggs and meat, and introduced to the...
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	American Livestock Breeds Conservancy: Buff Duck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		William Cook, the famous poultry breeder from Orpington, Kent, blended Cayuga, Runner, Aylesbury, and Rouen ducks to create a buff colored duck that would allow him to cash in on the early 20th century English fad for buff-colored plumage.
		This first duck was called a Buff Orpington and Cook went on to develop Blue, Black and Chocolate Orpington versions that had white bibs on their chests.
		Despite this, Buff numbers languished when industry growers followed consumer interest in cheap meat and focused attention on the faster growing Pekin even though many believe it to be less tasty.
	www.albc-usa.org /waterfowl/buff_duck.htm (520 words)

	Light Ducks: Abacot Ranger, Hook Bill, Khaki Campbell, Welsh Harlequn , Buff Orpington etc
		Mrs Campbell of Uley produced the Campbell duck around the same time as Cook of Orpington was working on the Buff Orpington.
		Magpies and Orpingtons are at the heavier end of the scale at up to 7-7½ lbs and can be regarded as 'dual purpose' birds.
		Buff Orpingtons are an attractive, warm shade of buff.
	www.ashtonwaterfowl.net /light_ducks.htm (520 words)

	Orpington Poultry Photos - The Arthur Rice Collection
		Orpingtons have a deep broad body, the back appearing short with a somewhat concave shape.
		Particularly docile, Orpingtons regularly take top show awards and the late H. The Queen Mother kept her own stud of show Large fowl Buff Orpingtons.
		ORPINGTON B 1: Orpington F Black Medal winner Show Champion Kettering in 1934 for Mr John Burdett of Co Durham.
	www.poultryphotos.co.uk /orpingtons_montage.htm (688 words)

	R-Com list of egg suppliers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Buff Orpington, Light Sussex, Lavender Araucanas, Call Ducks, Hatching eggs to Pol.
		Cayuga, Buff Orpington, Campbell and Abacot Ranger ducks
		Tel: 01664 444233 or 07778 549876 alicath@goldsmithpoultry.fsnet.co.uk Sussex, Orpingtons, Wyandottes, R.I.R., Dorkings, Marans, Welsummers, Brahmas, Barnevelders and Campines.
	www.brinsea.co.uk /uk/products/rcomeggs.html (1627 words)

	Watch List - Poultry, Orpington
		When he set out to produce the buff, instead of introducing the buff colour into his newly created fl Orpingtons from another breed, he started from scratch, aiming for the same blueprint of requirements, but this time using a combination of Gold Spangled Hamburgh, Dorking and Buff Cochin.
		The new Buff Orpington was launched in 1890 and rapidly became as popular as the fls, though its genetic origins were different.
		The Jubilee Orpington was named to mark the 1897 Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, and spangled, cuckoo, blue and red varieties soon followed.
	www.rbst.org.uk /watch-list/poultry/orpington.php (221 words)

	Poultry Breeds -Orpington Duck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Buff Orpington duck, sometimes called the Buff duck, is of English origin.
		The color should be buff or it is sometimes described as seal brown or rich fawn.
		These ducks should follow the Pekin in size and shape.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /poultry/ducks/orpington (53 words)

	The Hen House at Chick Farm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Originating in England and introduced to this country in the late 1800's the Buff Orpington was for many years one of the most popular breeds on American farms.
		The Buff Orpington is also a beautiful eating bird -- white-skinned, plump, and juicy -- and the hens make very good setters and mothers.
		Here at Chick Farm we gather up eggs from guinea fowl and give them to our Buff Orpington hens, who do a wonderful job of hatching and raising batches of young guineas.
	www.webartntech.com /chickfarm/henhouse.html (136 words)

	Utility Buff and Blue Orpington chickens and ducks with links to other breeds of poultry and waterfowl available at ...
		If you have emailed in the week July 3rd - 16th July and not received an answer please send again as Plus Net had repeated and prolonged email problems and cannot assure their customers that email was not lost.
		BUFF ORPINGTON DUCKS ~ click here for more information and history.
		It is from a poster which has lots of pictures of exhibition breeds - one of three we have for sale CLICK HERE for more details of the posters and books.
	www.bufforpington.co.uk (738 words)

	Nifty Chickens Rhode Island Red, Buff Orpington, Laced Wyandotte, Black Australorp
		The first two seem neck in neck for head hen while buff and flie are the youngest and always get pushed around.
		I went out for the daily egg check and to my surprise I found 4 eggs today. The wife and I noticed that the Buff's comb and waddle were getting a bit more red, and she's just the right age to start laying.
		My buff orpington hen is broody, so I'm going to try to hatch some eggs!
	www.nifty-stuff.com /new-chickens.php (874 words)

	The Classroom @ The Coop: Barnevelder x Orpington and x Marans genetics question
		BUT THEN: the hen abandoned the remaining eggs which I put into the incubator to give them another chance et voila out came one more Orpington, probably of the Buff (as she had laid one more egg late while sitting already), which is reddish-brown with a bit of fl.
		And yes, Blue & Splash Orpingtons may also be carrying other E alleles, recessive to E & ER.
		Blue & Splash Orpingtons may also be carrying other E alleles, recessive to E & ER.
	www.the-coop.org /cgi-bin/UBB/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=3;t=001043 (2798 words)

	POULTRY RESULTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Krause Family DEPT 108 - POULTRY - English Chicken - Buff Orpington - C 3rd.
		Krause Family DEPT 108 - POULTRY - English Chicken - Buff Orpington - H 1st.
		Krause Family, Laporte DEPT 108 - POULTRY - English Chicken - Buff Orpington - P 1st Jeanie Janas, La Porte DEPT 108 - POULTRY - English Chicken - Black Orpington - C 2nd.
	www.in.gov /statefair/fair/results/98res/poultry.html (3457 words)

	Buff Ducks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This is a dual-purpose breed, developed in England for both eggs and meat, and introduced to the States in the early 1900s.
		Actually, Orpington Ducks originally occurred in four other varieties (Blue, Silver, Black and Chocolate) but only the Buff are common today.
		In North America they are called Buff Ducks, while in the land of their origin they are called Orpingtons.
	www.feathersite.com /Poultry/Ducks/Buffs/BRKBuff.html (92 words)

	Domestic Waterfowl Club...Orpington Duck
		The Buff Orpington originated as a cross breeding programme between Indian Runner ; Rouen ; and Aylesbury by Mr W Cook in Kent in order to create a dual purpose breed.
		It was introduced a few years after the Khaki Campbell and can suffer from the fact that although it used to be written of as an egg laying breed with high annual laying figures it is now more respected for its plumage and colouring.
		Causes solid fl pigment to be laid down in all areas except those influenced by genes for white spotting.
	www.domestic-waterfowl.co.uk /orp.htm (321 words)

	freespace.virgin.net/mick.barrett/
		The "Orpington" takes it's name from the village of Orpington in Kent England, here the originator of the breed, Wiliam Cook, had his farm.
		The first Orpingtons bred were The Black variety introduced in 1886.
		Over the next eight years William cook introduced two more varieties, the white and the buff, the latter now seperated from the Orpington Club under it's own breed club "The Buff Orpington Club".
	freespace.virgin.net /mick.barrett/orp.htm (259 words)

	Buff Orpington ducks at Kintaline Farm Poultry and Waterfowl Centre, Oban, Argyll, Scotland, UK
		Buff Orpington ducks at Kintaline Farm Poultry and Waterfowl Centre, Oban, Argyll, Scotland, UK Summer 2006 ~ It is a time to enjoy our birds and plan for the new ones this autumn.
		For the foreseeable few years Avian Influenza [Bird flu] will be an added complication each autumn for poultry and waterfowl keepers.
		THIS PAIR OF BUFF ORPINGTON DUCKS WILL TAKE YOU TO THEIR NEW SITE AT www.bufforpington.co.uk/ducks.html
	www.domesticducks.co.uk /orpington.html (490 words)

	QC Supply - Buff Orpington - Detail
		The Buff Orpington originated from England and are a pure golden colored bird.
		The Buff Orpington is a large, stately fowl with a very peaceful disposition.
		They dress out very well and are super brown egg producers.
	www.qcsupply.com /Products/568.aspx (237 words)

	Free Buff Orpington Rooster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		We have a 1 year old free rooster that we need to find a home for.
		He's golden colored and we believe a Buff Orpington breed.
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	Buff Orpington chickens available at Kintaline Poultry Centre, Oban, Argyll, Scotland
		Buff Orpington chickens available at Kintaline Poultry Centre, Oban, Argyll, Scotland
		The winter weather can take its toll Maybe you need to replace some equipment.
		THIS LOVELY BUFF ORPINGTON HEN WILL TAKE YOU TO THE NEW SITE AT www.bufforpington.co.uk
	www.poultryscotland.co.uk /hens/buff.html (283 words)

	Pictures and information about Buff Orpington Ducks
		A pair of Buff Orpington ducks (just out of the pond)
		Our Buff Orpingtons ducks are housed in Westford poultry houses :- to see more information please click on the picture
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	www.bufforpington.co.uk /ducks.html (659 words)

	Silver Spangled Hamburg, Buff Orpington, Easter Egg, Jersey Giant & Wyandotte pullets, Plymouth Rocks, Snowy Call, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Silver Spangled Hamburg, Buff Orpington, Easter Egg, Jersey Giant and Wyandotte pullets, Plymouth Rocks, Snowy Call, White Face Black Spanish cockeral, Polish (very well started chicks) and Blue Cochin chicks in OHIO
		Buff Orpington, Jersey Giant, Araucana (production),& Gold Laced Wyandotte pullets 5-6 weeks old.
		Polish in White Crested Black Buff or Silver Laced 6-8 weeks old.
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	buff orpington books amazon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Click on the names or pictures to find out more about the books
		The Orpington Fowl by Will Burdett, Joseph Batty
		If you would like to search for other books on amazon CLICK HERE
	www.poultry-books.co.uk /bufforp.html (148 words)

	Looking for a show quality Buff Orpington rooster -- Poultry Swapper's Board
		I have 4 show quality hens, but know rooster to breed them.
		Re: Looking for a show quality Buff Orpington rooster
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