The young birds which were on the baskets were olah-offerings, and that which was in their hands, they gave to the Kohanim.

While the basket is still on his shoulder, he reads from “I have declared today to Hashem your God” until he finishes the whole section. R' Yehudah says: [He reads only] until (Deuteronomy 26:5): “An Aramean planned to destroy my father.”  When he reaches “an Aramean planned to destroy my father,” he lowers the basket from his shoulder and holds it from its rim, and a Kohen places his hand under it and waves it.  And he reads from “an Aramean [planned to] destroy my father” until he finishes the whole section.  And he places it on the side of the Altar, and he bows and leaves.