The Orange-breasted Trogon lives in forests in Southeast Asia and eats fruit, insects, and other small prey. Males have an orange breast and chestnut back, while females are more muted grey-brown.
The male has an olive-yellow head, chestnut upperparts, an orange breast, a blue bill, and white wing bars. The female has grey-brown head and upperparts, a grey breast, and yellow lower underparts.
Its diet includes fruit, ants, beetles, caterpillars, cicadas, and other small prey. It is reported to nest in hollow stumps.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.