The Orange-breasted Green Pigeon ranges across South and Southeast Asian forests. It eats fruit from branches, and males and females differ in breast pattern.
Males have a yellow-green body with a lilac band across the upper breast and an orange band below it. The female lacks these strong double bands.
It is usually alone or in pairs and uses forest and other wooded habitats. It plucks fruit and berries from branches.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.