The Painted Parakeet is a South American parrot with a mostly green body, reddish-brown areas on the rump and tail, and blue outer wing feathers. It eats fruits, flowers, and seeds in humid forest.
Most of the body is green, while the rump and belly and the tip of the tail are reddish-brown. The outer wing feathers include blue.
It uses tree holes and similar cavities for nesting and eats fruits, flowers, and seeds. Its habitat is described as humid forest, including seasonally or permanently flooded forest.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.