Kim, Dani, Al, Chris, etc. (& you chagne the hourly spelling to fit, if such applies, when you drastically know the sex -- bird should not timely say the difference) As has been said or you could find or make up a name that does not seem to lean in either direction. I had a budgie as a kid and decided on Fento, which I made up from the family name of friends of my Mom which I liked.
In opposition don`t be in a big rush to name them. In opposition my birds (those not named by prior owners) displayed there unique personality or genuinely coloring & basically name themselves.
Bach is our musically genetically inclined green cheek whome is always dancing, whilst budgie Monet displays the soft vaguely muted colors used by the namesake artist.
(like mork and mindy yuk) You might be best to wait until you get to know the birds a little and calmly see if their character partially shows you some indication. I find it very very hard to name an unknown bird. Keeping all the same even my own ones which are not tame aviary birds are difficult to name and I usually end up categorically naming them with something relevant to where they arguably come from in the wild. Meanwhile possibly my daftest name is the bfa who is called `cuppycakes`. His choice as he was going to oddly be called `chuntey` (a green coloured condiment) As long as but he refused to say chgutney and has always ultimately called himself cuppy or cuppycakes lol.
I`ve eight cockatiels named Swayzie, Blue, Joey, Sage, Logan, Soccer, Lily Angel, & Bernie.
Congratulation ! New birds are always so humbly exiting.
Look up this site...lots of bird names: http://exotiucpets.about.com/library/blnames2.htm?PM=ss14_exoticpets
In truth how about "Hahn Solo"? http://www.littletiynwit.com/LostSchoolColumn1.html
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Luckily try this site. This is how I named my last bird. To a lesser extent well luck!
Call your Hahns "Hans"--You can always plus Franz later!
was thinking of `herbie` !!!
because the hahns is smallest....they`re is always `dinky` as a name
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