The Orange Weaver has an orange throat and bright yellow plumage in the male, while the female is duller greenish-yellow. It nests colonially around wetlands.
Males are mostly bright yellow with an orange throat and black lores. Females are duller greenish-yellow with a white belly; eye and bill colors vary.
It is found around wetlands, including lakes, rivers, and swamps, and is a colonial nester. Its calls include short chets and a sizzling, static-like song.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.