A young, newly created vampire. Vide, Neonate, Whelp.

A young bird almost old enough to fly, a juvenile.

A young hawk that has only recently learned how to fly and is still dependent upon its parents for food.

Young bird that has feathered but is still being fed by its parents.

Third stage of development. A baby bird which has left the nest or 'fledged."

A young bird that can leave the nest but still receives food from the parents.

young bird that has just fledged or become capable of flying

of a young bird just having acquired its flight feathers; "a fledgling robin"

young and inexperienced; "a fledgling enterprise"; "a fledgling skier"; "an unfledged lawyer"

a young bird that has recently acquired its flight feathers

A young bird that has learnt to fly. This is often mistakenly used to mean a nestling, but many birds learn to fly while still dependent on their parents. Green List The species that appear on the green list are not considered to be of conservation concern.

A baby hummingbird that has just left the nest (fledged). Nestlings are usually fully-grown when the fledge and able to forage on their own.

A baby bird that is out of the nest, but not eating by itself.

The term for a young bird from the time it first leaves the nest until it is independent of all parental care. Fledgling Purple Martins continue to be fed outside of the nest by their parents, for up to two weeks and typically return to their nest each night to sleep.

a young bird that has recently left the nest, has feathers, and still depends on its parent for food.

a young bird that has recently left its nest.

A newly created vampire. The creating vampire is called the sire (qv) regardless of whether it was male or female. See Vampires.

is a young bird that has learned to fly.