Examples of 'fledge' in a sentence
Meaning of "fledge"
fledge (verb) - to grow feathers, develop wing feathers for flight, or to acquire the ability to fly
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- To care for a young bird until it is capable of flight.
- To grow, cover or be covered with feathers.
- To decorate with feathers.
- To complete the last moult and become a winged adult insect.
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Young fledge after two to three months.
Albatross chicks take a long time to fledge.
The young fledge in four to five weeks.
This thaan is still functioning in full fledge.
Fledge calmed down after a few minutes.
The young may take a month to fledge.
Young fledge at about one month of age.
I just hope at least some of them did fledge.
To fledge is to fly for the first time.
I just knew they were ready to fledge.
Chinstrap penguin chicks fledge at a particular time of year.
Fledge him to abide by the rules of.
Most failures to fledge young are due to predation.
Fledge was the next step.
The young begin to fledge a month after birth.
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It takes about six weeks to fledge.
The young fledge at about nine to ten weeks.
Angelo would then be with the chicks as they fledge.
Chicks fledge after eight weeks.
Even after they fledge.
The young fledge at about six weeks of age.
Men will never fledge.
The young fledge at two months.
Fledge is unique in two ways.
The point at which chicks fledge varies dramatically.
The young fledge at approximately five and a half weeks.
Young birds must be allowed to fledge before nests are disturbed.
They are independent about two weeks after they fledge.
Now let us fledge out each of these assumptions.
Capture banded chicks which are on the beach and about to fledge.
The chicks fledge at night.
The young may be fed for a while after they fledge.
The young pelicans fledge at around three months of age.
Both parents feed the chicks for about twenty days before they fledge.
Young owls fledge four to five weeks after hatching.
After hatching the chicks are ready to fledge at nine weeks old.
They fledge four young.
When the chicks are a month old they fledge or start to fly.
The chicks fledge in about a month and leave the nest.
Both parents feed the chicks which fledge at about three weeks old.
They must fledge their young before the snows return.
Instinct tells the raven that now is the time for the chicks to fledge.
The chick will not fledge for another month.
The young fledge at about six weeks and become independent at two months.
Incubation takes about three weeks and the chicks fledge in another three weeks.
The young birds fledge after about two weeks in the nest.
The young hatch about four weeks later and fledge six weeks after that.
The young fledge and leave the nest after about a month.
They are incubated for two weeks and the young birds fledge after another two weeks.
Even once they fledge they have a long period of parental care afterwards.
