Blue-winged/Illiger's Macaw Primolius maracana (prev. Ara/Propyrrhura maracana)

Blue-winged Macaw
Illiger's Macaw
The Blue-winged Macaw, also known as Illiger's Macaw, is native to central/eastern South America. It has been moved from the main "Ara" group of (now larger) macaws, via Propyrrhura, to the Primolius group.
Blue-winged Macaw
Illiger's Macaw
It can look as blue-headed as the "Blue-headed Macaw" and has red above its beak, on its belly and lower back and in its tail. Facial skin is yellowish.
Blue-winged Macaw
Blue-winged Macaw
Blue-winged Macaw
Blue-winged Macaw
Blue-winged Macaw
Blue-winged Macaw
The red belly (but the "Red-bellied Macaw" is a separate species - see below) and painted toe-nails.
Blue-winged Macaw
Blue-winged Macaw
Blue-winged Macaw with Red-bellied The red back (with the real Red-bellied Macaw).