The Bay-headed Tanager has a chestnut head, green back, and blue-green rump and underparts. It eats fruit in forest canopies and edges and may join mixed-species flocks.
It has a chestnut head, a narrow yellow collar, a green back, and blue-green rump and underparts. The sexes look similar, though the female is duller.
It uses humid forest canopy and edges as well as semi-open habitat. Fruit is its main food, and it may join small groups or mixed-species flocks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.