Tango Parrot committed and dedicated to the education and preservation of all avian species

Tango Parrot is dedicated to Tango who will be forever in my heart.

Rebecca, a ceritifed aviculturist, and is the Historian for IBC, which is the oldest continuous Bird Club in Florida for over 25 years.

She is in servitude to 7 sun conures, a magna double yellow headed Amazon parrot, a rat terrier dog, a lake full of fish and turtles and a huge abundance of all species of many breeds of birds. The property on which she resides was recently certified in 2008 as a Wild Life Habitat, and is refuge to owls, and birds of a whole range of species.

Dogs have masters, birds have staff, cats think, "It's all here for me". At one time Rebecca considered breeding her sun conures, but the first hatch of chicks were so cute and she bonded so closely with them she could not let them go. In order to get one of her "children" you had to go through an application, interview process, a home study and guarantee visitation rights.

Rebecca's experience and attentiveness to the birds has helped her develop toys, treats and activites that parrots enjoy and are beneficial for them.

Megan and Stacey are the proud parrontz of babies hatched accidentally to Tootie. Lovey and Pip are now in wonderful homes where their parrontz share a love of parrots that brought the girls together to educate the public on the correct bird care methods available.

Here is Megan's 'LOVEY', one of Tooties accidental babies. Lovey is very lucky to have such wonderful parrontz with Megan and Dulick.

Megan is also owned by Pretty Girl, a female fallow green-cheeked conure. Megan and her friends also share their home with Dulick and Babe, the wonder cat.

Stacey - After growing up with birds ranging from Parakeets to Amazons, Stacey's 25+ years of parrot experience now sees her developing creative, interesting and stimulating toys for these truly amazing and highly intelligent creatures. Her flock includes a male and female Sun Conure, a male Double Yellow Headed Amazon, and a female Blue & Gold Macaw.

Stacey says: "It's always a challenge keeping up with these guys, but it's something I love to do and I cherish my time with each one of them. Along with a proper diet and interaction, parrots need stimulation. Creating unique toys to fit each individual birds needs is what keeps me coming up with fresh ideas and new ways for them to have fun and be active in their enriched environments." Stacey is the proud parront of Pipster, another one of Tootie's accidental babies. Pipster has a wonderful home and is a very lucky little featherball.