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Poultry Breeds -Orpington Duck


Orpington

Origins and Characteristics: The Orpington duck was developed in Kent, Great Britain by William Cook, who was also developing the Orpington chicken in the late 1800’s. The Orpington is probably the result of cross-breeding between the Indian Runner, Aylesbury, Rouen, and Cayuga. They were sold and distributed throughout the late 1800’s and early 1700’s. The Buff Orpington was standardized in 1910. These ducks should follow the Pekin in size and shape. The Orpington is a medium sized water fowl, weighing around 7-8 lbs. It lays around 220 tinted eggs per year, which are incubated for around 28 days. The Orpington has large eyes set in an oval shaped head. The neck is of medium length. The tail runs straight in line with back. They are considered gentle and friendly, easy-to-handle as pets or for breeding.

Varieties: Buff, Blond, Brown

Uses: The Orpington is used as pets and ornamental purposes as well as eggs and meat.

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Poultry Breeds -Orpington Duck Orpington Origins and Characteristics: The Orpington Duck was developed in Kent, Great Britain by William Cook, Who was also developing the Orpington Chicken's 1,800th in the Late. The Orpington is probably the result of cross-breeding between the Indian Runner, Aylesbury, Rouen, and Cayuga. They were sold and distributed throughout the late 1800's and early 1700's. The Buff Orpington was standardized in 1910. These ducks should follow the Pekin in size and shape. The Orpington is a medium sized water fowl, weighing around 7-8 lbs. It lays around 220 tinted eggs per year, which are incubated for around 28 days. The Orpington has large eyes set in an oval shaped head. The neck is of medium length. The tail runs straight in line with back. They are considered Gentle and friendly, Easy-to-Handle as Pets or for Breeding. Varieties: Buff, Blond, Brown Uses: The Orpington is used as Pets and Ornamental purposes as well as Meat and Eggs.