Orange Breasted Birds (ID Guide)

A complete identification guide of orange-breasted birds throughout the US and Canada including photos and details about each species.

Did you spot an orange-breasted bird and wonder what type it is? Congrats – you’re in the right place! This article includes the species of wild birds that have orange chests and live in the US and Canada.

The birds included in this article could have a bright orange chest, dull orange, or some other shade of orange. It may be that the female of the species has the orange breast, or the male, or both! Regardless, they’re all here!

The next step is to identify it.

A beautiful photo of each bird and their range map are included to help you identify the one you’re interested in identifying.

t doesn’t stop there. You’ll also learn about the bird’s habitat, diet, nesting habits, and what foods they’ll eat at the feeder.

The range maps are color-coded so you know if it’s a year-round bird, there to breed, migrating through, or there during a nonbreeding time.

With more than 20 years of experience attracting backyard birds to my yard in Wisconsin, I’ve studied all of the orange-breasted birds in my area so I have the information you’re looking for. For the remaining species, I rely on my trusty sourcebooks and friends at The Cornell Lab of Ornithology to guide me.

Orange-Breasted Birds

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Conclusion

Hopefully, you’ve identified the orange bird you were looking for or just broadened your knowledge of orange-chested birds in North America. If you want to see more of a particular species of these orange birds, consider taking steps to attract them to your yard.

Happy Birding!