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• Brecon Buff
  !colspan="4"|Brecon Buff [[File:American Buff Geese.jpg|right|thumb|400px|frame|American Buff Drawing - Brecon are similar but is more refined in head and neck and also
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• Brecon Buff
  !colspan="4"|Brecon Buff [[File:American Buff Geese.jpg|right|thumb|400px|frame|American Buff Drawing - Brecon are similar but is more refined in head and neck and also
  5 KB (763 words) - 11:23, 10 October 2022
• Vorwerk
  ...rian breed from the lakenvelder, but to change its white-silver plumage to buff to prevent the plumage from turning grey due to the coal mines present in t Deep Buff-coloured body with grey underfluff.
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• Faverolles
  === THE BUFF === ...oncealed by muffling. Legs and Feet white. Plumage (both sexes) rich lemon buff.
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• Polish
  '''GOLD LACED, SILVER LACED, BUFF LACED ARE BEARDED.''' '''BEARDED BUFF-LACED POLISH'''
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• Sicilian Buttercup
  ...e: Bright, lustrous, reddish orange; cape feathers at base of hackle, dark buff with distinct black spangles, covered by hackle; saddle, lustrous reddish o ...ons : Slaty blue gradually changing to light grayish buff at base ; quill, buff, becoming lighter at base.
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• Frizzle
  Beak yellow or horn in the Buff and the White, and dark willow or black in the dark varieties. (Note that t .... Comb, Face, Wattles and Earlobes bright red. Legs and Feet yellow in the Buff and the White ; yellow or willow in other varieties.
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• Orpington Duck
  [[File:Buff ducks.PNG|right|thumb|400px|frame|Pair of Buff Ducks ...te but only Blue and Buff are known to be in Australia. The Buff should be buff throughout and the White white throughout, whereas the Blues, Blacks and Ch
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• Poultry Breeds Index
  |[[Brecon Buff]] |[[Turkeys]] - Black, Bourbon Red, Bronze, Buff, Narragansett, Royal Palm, Slate or Blue, White.
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• Transylvanian Naked Neck
  ...Yellow or horn in the black, blue and red; yellow or white in the cuckoo, buff and white. ...Yellow or horn in the black, blue and red; yellow or white in the cuckoo, buff and white.
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• Pomeranian
  ...Australia just two colours are recognised - the Grey (Saddleback) and the Buff. COLOUR OF MALE AND FEMALE IN BUFF
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• Brahma
  ...which were admitted to the first American Standard of Excellence in 1874. Buff Brahmas, of more recent origin, became a Standard variety in America in 192 ===BUFF===
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• Main Page
  |[[Brecon Buff]] |[[Turkeys]] - Black, Bourbon Red, Bronze, Buff, Narragansett, Royal Palm, Slate or Blue, White.
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• Pekin
  '''THE BUFF''' ...and Feet: Yellow. Plumage "rich golden-buff" in the cock, and "rich sound buff" in the hen, of a perfectly even shade throughout, quite sound to the root
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• Saxony
  The Saxony has only one colour variety, buff-blue mallard. While drakes display the typical mallard pattern, their colou The duck is a rich, light buff colour with two white stripes on each side of the face, one over the eye an
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• Mallard
  ...ht fawn on either side of the stripe. Under the bill the throat is a plain buff colour. ...edging on for and aft. Upper coverts: grey tinged brown. Dark brown laced buff brown scapulars.
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• Japanese Bantam
  ...s occasionally exhibited are the following: the Buff, of similar colour to buff fowls; the Cuckoo, colour and markings
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• Cochin
  ...breed was later changed to Cochin. The earliest Cochins were more or less buff in colour. By its striking appearance, due to great size and profuse, soft Since then, four varieties have been produced: namely, Buff, White, Black, and Partridge, all being admitted to the Standard
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• Common Colours and Patterns
  === Buff === Plumage : Surface throughout an even shade of rich golden buff,
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• Orpington
  ...an-Black Minorca-Black Plymouth Rock cross, is the original Orpington. The Buff and White varieties were produced from crosses other than those which were '''THE BUFF'''
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• Sussex
  '''BUFF SUSSEX''' ...er the Light Sussex, however white to be replaced by an even Buff colour. Buff undercolour prefered although a darker shade tolerable.
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