fledge

Object

• chick: The parent birds are normally in attendance to the fledged chicks at all times.
• brood: Poland: a frequent breeding bird in Krakow, with several fledged broods seen in the city center, common at Warty NP.
• juvenile: Six sites were occupied by pairs where no nests were found or fledged juveniles observed.
• youngster: A feature of today has been the aggression shown toward the four newly fledged youngsters by two adult birds.
• democracy: Five years later, it was a full fledged democracy.
• bird: Before long we've also picked out three recently fledged juvenile birds.

Present participle complement

bring: The Little Terns continue to have some success, four more chicks have fledged bringing the total to eight.

Adjective complement

• juvenile: A sixth fatality involved a newly fledged juvenile which was found grounded unable to fly.
• young: The total of 165 fledged young was nine fewer than the amended figure for 1998.

Modifying Another Word

• fully: Then the vouchers would become fully fledged shares, traded on the stock market.
• newly: A sixth fatality involved a newly fledged juvenile which was found grounded unable to fly.
• successfully: Apart from the first year all the chicks that have been brought to Rutland Water have fledged successfully.
• recently: There were also some recently fledged juvenile Ravens on the island.
• already: There was also some doubt as to whether the young birds were in the nest or already fledged and sitting some distance away.
• now: The now fledged chicks have to undertake the first migration on their own.

Preposition: from

nest: Near Corby, west of the A6003, six juveniles fledged from two nests.