Adult Blaze-winged Parakeets are mostly green, with a gray-brown crown and red feathers at the bend of the wing. Wild birds eat fruit and other plant foods, including seeds, nuts, and flowers.
Adults are mostly green, with a gray-to-brown crown and green cheeks. The breast has fine white and brown barring; red feathers show at the wing bend and on the lesser underwing coverts. The tail is olive-colored.
Wild birds feed on fruit pulp, seeds, nuts, flowers, other plant matter, and fly larvae.
The bare skin around the eye is white, and the eye is brown.
The bill is dark grey.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.