Parrot Bliss Nursery · Palm Beach County

Legal in Florida, Raised in Florida

Looking for Quaker Parrots for sale in Florida? Good news: Quakers are legal to own here with no permit — which is not true in eleven other states. We hand-raise ours in West Palm Beach, in Palm Beach County, and South Florida buyers are welcome to visit.

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Quaker Parakeet (Monk Parakeet) — hand-raised at Parrot Bliss in West Palm Beach, Florida

“Check your state before you fall in love. We will check it with you.”

Available Quaker Parrots

Hand-raised in West Palm Beach, Florida.

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Quaker Parrot (Myiopsitta monachus)

$450 – $850 ✈️ Shipping Available

Why Florida Is an Easy State for Quaker Owners

Quaker Parrots are prohibited outright in eleven states and need a permit in four more, because their large stick nests can damage power infrastructure. Florida has no such restriction — you can own a Quaker here with no permit at all, which makes buying from a Florida breeder simpler than importing one across a state line.

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No Permit Required: Quaker Parrots are legal to own in Florida with no permit.
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Seamless Closed Bands: Our babies wear a seamless closed band — required by Virginia, and useful proof of captive breeding anywhere.
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See It Yourself: Confirmed adopters are welcome to visit our West Palm Beach location by appointment.
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No Rushed Weaning: Each baby moves to solid food at its own pace — no exceptions.

“Every bird we place is a bird we would be comfortable keeping ourselves.”

What a Florida Quaker Costs

Our hand-raised Quaker Parrots are priced from $400–$800. That includes weaning care, a care sheet, a starter food supply, and a health guarantee. Local pickup costs nothing beyond the bird.

The Talking Is the Point

Quakers are excellent talkers. They develop clear, intelligible vocabularies and often use words in context, and are consistently ranked among the best talkers in the small-to-medium parrot category.

Noise, Honestly

Quakers are vocal — they chatter, mimic and call throughout the day. Louder than a parrotlet or linnie, quieter than a sun conure or macaw. Most owners find the noise engaging rather than disruptive.

Effortlessly Taming a Quaker Parrot

Location, Visiting & Shipping

We are based in West Palm Beach, Florida, in Palm Beach County — reachable for buyers across South Florida and the Treasure Coast. We ship to most states, but not all: eleven prohibit Quaker Parrots outright.

Local Pickup in Palm Beach County

Scheduled visits to our West Palm Beach location are welcomed for confirmed adopters. Come meet your baby in person before final pickup.

Shipping — Check Your State First

Professional, temperature-controlled shipping with Delta Airlines Cargo. Eleven states prohibit Quakers and four require a permit, so we check your state with you before any deposit.

📞 (561) 328-4944

Florida Quaker Parrot Questions

Are Quaker Parrots legal in Florida?

Yes — Quaker Parrots are legal to own in Florida with no permit. They are prohibited in eleven states and need a permit in four more, because their large stick nests can damage power infrastructure. We keep a state-by-state guide to Quaker parrot laws.

Where can I find Quaker Parrots for sale in Florida?

Parrot Bliss hand-raises Quaker Parrots in West Palm Beach, Florida, in Palm Beach County. Confirmed adopters are welcome to visit by appointment. Call (561) 328-4944 to check current availability.

How much does a Quaker Parrot cost in Florida?

Our hand-raised Quaker Parrots are priced from $400–$800. This includes weaning care, a care sheet, a starter food supply, and a health guarantee.

Do you sell Quaker Parrots near Miami or Fort Lauderdale?

We are located in West Palm Beach, an easy drive up the coast from Miami-Dade and Broward. We do not operate a storefront in those cities — buyers travel to us in Palm Beach County by appointment, or we ship.

Do Quaker Parrots talk?

Yes — Quaker Parrots are excellent talkers. They develop clear, intelligible vocabularies and often use words in context. They are consistently ranked among the best talkers in the small-to-medium parrot category.

How long do Quaker Parrots live?

Quaker Parrots typically live 20–30 years with proper care. They are a long-term commitment and will be part of your family for decades.

Can I visit before I buy?

Yes. Scheduled visits to our West Palm Beach location are welcomed for confirmed adopters, so you can meet your baby in person before final pickup.

What is the 3-3-3 rule for parrots?

The 3-3-3 rule — 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to learn the routine, 3 months to feel at home — comes from rescue and rehoming, where birds arrive with unknown histories. A hand-fed Quaker Parrot baby that has been handled daily since hatch usually settles far faster, because the trust is already built. Expect the first few days to still be quiet while your Quaker learns your household.

What Our Families Say

Parrot Bliss

5.0

Amy Zahra

2 months ago

Kaylin and her daughter are incredibly gifted with raising birds. It is hard to find someone you trust who hand feeds and socializes their birds since the day they hatch. My Parrotlets are a delight, and have taken to us immediately because of the care they received as babies.

Sharon Lowstetter

2 months ago

My linnie arrived safely via shipment, and healthy at vet. She was very helpful in answering my many questions. I only wish I had gotten the green baby, but something happened. Would use her again and always watch her videos!!

Cristin S.

2 months ago

I purchased a linnie from Kaylyn in 2026 and she was wonderful to work with! She was polite, informative and super responsive. I can tell she really cares about the welfare of the birds & isn't just "selling birds". Will for sure use her again if we end up getting another bird.

Jeanie Simpson

3 months ago

Just picked up our baby sun conure from Parrot Bliss. We have never had a baby before always older conure's that need a lot of time and patience but this little guy is showing us so much love and patience we cannot believe this would be so easy. He is the most loving little guy and even did his first visit to the Doc and they fell in love instantly. Definitely shows how much love and care was put into getting him started. We would definately recommend Kalyn if your thinking of getting a bird and honestly we are ready for another!

Carl James

3 months ago

Picked up a precious baby grey blue fallow parrotlet from her couldn’t be more happier and he is adapting very well. Thank you again

Come meet one.

Quakers are legal here and raised here. If you are in Florida, reach out to arrange a visit or to check what is currently available.

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