Orange Birds

Birds of North America

A male Baltimore Oriole
seen along the Rio Grande River in Zapata, Texas, USA

Orange Birds of North America are found in many different bird groups in the same manner as other birds of different common colours. Some are found in dry open areas, such as the Say's Phoebe and the Hooded Oriole, whose habitat are sparse and dry.

Others such as the Baltimore Oriole, Bullock's Oriole and the Black-headed Grosbeak, favour the mixed forests as their homes. Then, there is the Varied Thrush that prefers the more northern regions.

Below is a list of orange coloured birds, where the colour orange is the more prominent colour of its plumage. It is interesting to note that most of the orange coloured birds seen are male species of that bird type, whereas the females of the same species may be of any other colour.

For example, the Hooded Oriole, whose bright orange plumage easily identifies it as a member of the oriole family, and whose mate has a light yellow to a light yellow-orangish plumage. The reasons for this is to protect the female birds, while they are sitting on their nest, making them less obvious.

Click on the bird names listed below to see pictures of Orange Birds of North America
Altamira Oriole	Baltimore Oriole	Bullock's Oriole	Hooded Oriole
Orchard Oriole	Spot-breasted Oriole	Ovenbird	Eastern Towhee
Spotted Towhee	Varied Thrush	Wood Thrush	Blackburnian Warbler
Olive Warbler