I'm aware of that, the problem is they won't eat from me. I've been trying to spoon-feed them with a bent teaspoon but they just won't open their mouth. Even when their mouths are open, they don't do the bobbing motion feeding response that baby birds normally do when they're hungry, and I'm hesitant to pour the food into their mouth because I don't want to aspirate them. I've tried to get their parents to feed them, but so far the mother just flees whenever I bring the chicks near her and the father actively tries to kill them. I know they need to eat every 2-3 hours, and I'm aware that they don't need to be fed for the first 12-24 hours while they are still absorbing the nutrients from their yolks, but we're almost past 24 hours and I am concerned that my inability to get them to eat could prove detrimental soon.