Examples of 'fledging' in a sentence
Meaning of "fledging"
fledge (verb) - To develop wings and feathers necessary for flight, typically used in reference to young birds
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- present participle of fledge
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Fledging occurs after about twenty days.
Young birds before fledging are called goslings.
List of band numbers of chicks surviving to fledging.
The incubation and fledging times are unknown.
To determine the mean weight of chicks at fledging.
Chick weights and fledging success were low.
Fledging begins at nine weeks old.
Quantiles of penguin fledging weight distributions.
Fledging occurs after three weeks.
Chick weight at fledging may be affected by.
Fledging takes about seven weeks.
It would destroy my fledging movie career.
After fledging they are fed by both parents.
I was merely nurturing our fledging historians.
Post fledging survival is very high.
Numbers of chicks dying between banding and fledging.
Think of fledging comedians invited to perform at a comedy club.
Record identity of all chicks dying before fledging.
And fulfill my fledging desires.
Number of chicks surviving to near fledging.
Generally one or two fledging will not live up to adulthood.
Young must be moved before fledging.
Many municipalities now have fledging mangrove protection policies.
Pups are likely weaned within ten days of fledging.
The fledging three amigos.
This year as been a disappointing year for fledging birds.
For almost a month after fledging they are dependent on the parents.
She needs a few more days to finish fledging.
They will be fledging when they are only eight days old.
I guess it was more important than two fledging pilots.
This led to a boom in the fledging travel and tourism industry.
Many will die before fledging.
Cruel to fledging nations.
Four appeared to be successful in fledging young.
The incubation period and fledging time of this ground roller is unknown.
The frequency of feedings decreases as the offspring near fledging.
Little is recorded of incubation and fledging periods in the wild.
Juveniles become capable of sustained flight two weeks after fledging.
The periods of incubation and fledging are not known.
Fledging success was higher for those using human garbage as a food source.
The young become independent two weeks after fledging.
Chicks that are fledging are attracted to streetlights and are unable to reach the sea.
Adults should moult in a few weeks following fledging of their chicks.
Cohort size at fledging and rate of recruitment of each cohort to the breeding population.
From these two counts calculate hatching and fledging success.
Fledging chicks are attracted to streetlights and may then be unable to reach the sea.
The chicks are able to fly roughly two weeks after fledging.
Chick weights at fledging can reflect prey species availability as well as parent breeding experience.
Young males may begin breeding two months after fledging.
Fledging occurs just hours after the last nestling emerges from its shell.
