The Blue Finch is a grassland tanager. Adult males are bright blue with a yellow bill, and a field study found the species strongly associated with natural grasslands, especially upland grasslands.
Adult males are vivid blue with a yellow bill. Females are brown, and young males initially resemble females.
A bird-community study in western Brazil found this species strongly associated with natural grasslands, especially upland grasslands.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.