The White-crowned Parrot is a Central American parrot with a white head and blue-green cheeks. It flies in pairs or small flocks and eats fruits and seeds.
It is about 22–26 cm long. The forehead and head are white; blue-green and violet feathers on the cheeks, behind the eyes, and neck create a scaled appearance. The sexes look similar.
It lives in pairs or small flocks and eats ripe seeds and palm fruits. It sometimes visits maize and sorghum crops.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.