Adults are mainly green with a rose-pink face, a dark crown, and a blue-tipped tail. Juveniles have pink confined to a smaller area around the eyes and ear coverts.
Adults are mainly green, with a dark grey-brown crown and nape, a rose-pink face, orange and yellow on parts of the wing, and a tail with a blue tip and red base. In juveniles, pink is restricted to a narrower area around the eye and ear coverts.
It eats small fruits; cultivated bananas have also been recorded. Flocks may number 25 or more, and birds forage in the middle and upper canopy.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.