The Bahaman Parrot has a green body, a white forehead, and reddish facial feathers. It occurs on Caribbean islands and is seen in pairs or flocks outside the breeding season.
Body color ranges from bright to olive green. The forehead is white, the wing tips are blue, and pale red feathers occur on the cheeks and throat.
It eats fruits, seeds, and leaf buds. Outside the breeding season, pairs or small groups may leave a flock to feed and rejoin it toward evening.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.