The Blue-bellied Parrot lives in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. Males have a violet-blue belly, females are green, and they nest in tree cavities.
It is deep green overall. Males have a violet-blue belly that may become reddish violet with age; females are entirely green, and both sexes have an almost white bill.
It eats fruit and flowers. Breeding studies in southern Brazil report nests in tree cavities, with both sexes caring for the young.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.