St. Pete Bird Girl

10/08/2025

Merritt is holding court today. ❤️

10/07/2025

Stache had some rainy day fun over the weekend.

04/17/2025

Our recent boarders, such sweet birdies. ❤️❤️

04/17/2025

If only we ate like our birdo’s. ❤️🐦🐦

11/08/2024

The St. Pete Bird Girl crew was displaced after hurricane Helene wrecked our happy place and home. We’re figuring out our next move and hope to have some direction in the next few months. If you need us, we have space for boarding but in-home services have moved north to Clearwater. Clearwater Bird Girl doesn’t have the same ring to it. 😢

05/26/2024

Love sanctuary days and my fun lil visitors.
❤️❤️❤️

05/26/2024

Chop day at St. Pete Bird Girl. New addition, Merritt was a great taste tester.

Ingredients:
Grains: farro, black, brown and red rice and quinoa. Nuts/attractions: walnuts, almond slivers, 1/4C sunflower seeds, veggie pasta and orzo pasta. Veggies: broccoli, green beans, snap peas, Swiss chard, bok choy, cilantro, jalapeños, chile peppers, zucchini, squash, carrots, purple cabbage, green, red and yellow peppers, frozen peas and corn, probably a few other things. 😁

If you haven’t tried chop and want to, happy to share a sample. Great enrichment and a way to get your birds to eat their veggies.

04/30/2024

Our goal at SPBG is to keep “pet” parrots with their people.

Little Ezzie’s mom fell and broke her hip. She called us as she was waiting for the ambulance and we came to get her little buddy. He stayed with us for a few weeks as she recovered and last weekend he got to go home. Companions are so beneficial for seniors but sometimes they need a little help. We’ll be here if they need us again. ❤️❤️

04/23/2024

For every cute parrot video or meme I wish there were 10+ videos and memes on the reality of parrots as pets. Great article on why it’s not fair to consider these majestic beings “pets.”

Parrots are social animals who fly in groups of up to thousands of birds, forming complex societies with families and hierarchies. As prey animals, they need a flock-like environment to feel safe. Most parrots are monogamous, and form strong pair bonds that last for life. A parrot in the wild is sel...