amazing
Pros: calm, good pet, can forage, not flighty
Cons: not exactly pretty when its feathering out
I like everything about it except how it looks right now. I know it lays decently. It is a great part of my great waterfowl flock.
Orpington (Buff)-319
Rated #8 in Ducks
Great duck
Pros: Very sweet and lays large eggs
Cons: Comes with the ability to poop
Very sweet and lays nice large white shelled eggs. Gets along with all the others in the flock.
very gentle
Pros: very smart ducks
Cons: hawks think they are might tasty
We had a buff duck this past year but it was killed by a hawk late summer. She was very intelegent! She had such a fantastic personality. It was like you could understand her thoughts at times. I will be getting more buffs this year. My favorite breed by far!
Buffs
Pros: Pretty, Calm, decent layers.
Cons: Can't think of any
I got some of these by accident and fell in love with them. Nice breed, lays a good number of eggs on a regular basis. A very pleasant duck to have running around the homestead, and relatively quiet.
Orpington
Pros: Good laying; camouflaged; beautiful; smart; friendly
Cons: not much meat; poor as a dual purpose bird.
This article is very good. Orpingtons are friendly, calm, somewhat camoflauged, lay well, are smart, and are very pretty. They are about the size of campbells, mallards and harlequins, lay pretty well as I said, (do to there runner heritage I suppose). The article could have used some info on the other 6 colors, as there is so scant information around, and people are so undereducated about them. Me included 
Orpington (Buff)-319
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| Breed Colors/Varieties | The only colour recognized in North America is Buff. |
| Breed Size | Large Fowl |
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