Lincolnshire Buff

A variety of the Lincolnshire Buff

Chicken · Tinted eggs · Laying

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About the Lincolnshire Buff

Buff is the breed's sole and defining colour, but it is a deeper, warmer "ginger buff" rather than the pale even gold of a Buff Orpington. Cocks carry rich orange hackles, copper and chestnut wing coverts and bronze-to-copper tail feathers, with small amounts of umber (a dull, sheenless near-black) permitted on flights and axials; hens are an even ginger buff shading darker toward the tail tip. It clothes the breed's distinctive longer-backed, tighter-feathered five-toed frame, and the absence of the fifth toe is a disqualification under standard.

At a glance

Egg colour
Tinted
Eggs per year
About 180
Purpose
Laying, Meat
Sizes
Large fowl
Incubation
21 days
Broodiness
Moderate
Cold hardiness
Hardy
Purity
Pure, Rare
Origin
United Kingdom
Scientific name
Gallus gallus domesticus