The indigo macaw is a bluish color with a black neck. The length is about 40 inches and weighs about 1,250 grams.
 
 

This bird lives in the northeastern Brazilian State of Bahai.

The indigo macaw prefers the deep canyons and dry desert like plateaus. They nest on sandstone cliffs and cliff places.

They eat on very hard nuts and licuri.

This bird lay eggs in their nests, which is on the cliffs.

There's an estimated 200 left, but their exact population is unknown.