Turquiosine
Sexes can be distinguished before fledging. Males are more brightly colored than hens. The face and forehead are brilliant blue; crown, nape, back, rump, central tail, secondary flight feathers are green. A red bar extends one or two inches longitudinally over the inner wing coverts. Lesser and median wing coverts are turquoise, outer primary flight feathers marine blue. Throat, chest, abdomen, vent, and outer tail feathers are yellow. Feet and bill are charcoal gray, iris is brown.
Females are similar, however the throat and chest are green and the red wing bar is absent.