The Crimson-fronted Parakeet is a Central American parakeet with a green body and red forehead. It eats fruit and flowers, travels in flocks, and gathers at communal roosts in the evening.
Adults described in the Costa Rican account are mostly green, paler and more yellow-green below, with a crimson forehead and red-orange and yellow underwing. Juveniles have little red on the forehead and lack the red thigh mark.
It eats fruit and flowers and is highly social, often forming large flocks. At dusk, noisy groups gather at communal roosts.
Costa Rican adults have orange eyes and dull grey legs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.