Please what's the name of this bird.
I just got them and transferring them to cage when I get home �

Abeg ooo, where u for catch dem

How ya catch it??

Better return this birds back to the wild as they are destined to die in your care.

Abeg I need name and food when I go buy for them before day go dark please...which food I go go buy for them?

They're too young for non expert to easily identify but going by the bick structure, they likely feed on nectar or small aquatic animals or insects. You might not be able to provide these things. Any bird that doesn't have seeds and vegetables are its primary diet would be difficult to keep as a pet. Are you even sure they've been "weaned"? What if they can't eat on thier own? Can you make the required formula?

It's advisable not to bring home any animal you can't identify. By taking these ones home, there's a high chance you've cut thier lives short. If you want a bird as a pet, get any of those ones that have been bred over time to live with humans. If you don't want the overhead of keeping parrots, you can go for finches or canaries.

_{It'll be easier to identify if you state where you got them from.}

rotwailler:
Abeg I need name and food when I go buy for them before day go dark please...which food I go go buy for them?

Cabin biscuits. Grind am scatter for ground. Then put water for small cover beer for them.

If morning reach, tie thread for their leg make you put am for outside make they spread their wings small,

then for evening, bring them back in.

And no forget to use your hair brush take dey straighten their feathers.

Sing for them before they sleep too.

Tomorrow you continue the procedures again.

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Got them from where ?
Supermarket Abi pharmacy?
Shebi u dey crase? Free those birds before u get HIV/AIDS

Even if u feed them they won't eat from u..free those birds or they will start dying one after the other before daybreak and their blood will be on ur hands...these birds aren't meant to be domesticated .they will kill themselves with starvation

Looks like common kingfisher chicks to me.. The yellow tip on their beak shows they're still infants