Buff Orpington

Buff Orpingtons are a docile, dual purpose breed known for their large size, fluffy appearance, and friendly personalities, making them excellent for both meat and egg production. 
They come in various colors, including the popular Buff, and are well-suited for beginners and families due to their calm nature and ability to go broody. 
Key Characteristics
Temperament: Orpingtons are known for being very docile, friendly, and calm, making them great with children and beginners. 
Appearance: They are large, heavy birds with a broad, rounded body and profuse, soft feathering that gives them a fluffy, cuddly look. 
Dual-Purpose: They are considered a dual-purpose breed, meaning they are good for both meat and egg production. 
Egg Production: Orpington hens lay a good number of 200-280 large brown eggs per year.
Broodiness: They have a strong tendency to go broody, making them excellent mothers for hatching chicks.
History
Origin: The breed was developed in the village of Orpington, Kent, England, by William Cook in the late 1800s.