The Orange-bellied Parakeet has a green back, wings, and flanks, a yellow chest, blue wing and brow markings, and a vivid orange belly patch. It breeds in southwestern Tasmania in summer and moves to mainland coasts for the rest of the year.
The back, wings, and flanks are bright green, the chest is yellow, and blue markings appear on the wings and brow. A vivid orange patch marks the belly.
It breeds in southwestern Tasmania in summer, then spends the rest of the year along the coasts of South Australia and Victoria. On the mainland it feeds on seeds of saltmarsh plants and other nearby vegetation.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.