fledgeling
fledgling

Dark thunderclouds appeared in the sky above, converging as suddenly as crows on a fallen fledgeling.

A firemen climbed an extension ladder and edged along the wall but when he reached the scene the yellow-topped fledgeling flew away.

A Polish Fledgeling".

He could not believe that his world was shattered, that his fledgeling had taken flight, that his day was over.

Both sexes feed the nestlings arthropods, and each fledgeling is fed by one parent or the other (not both) for as long as 20 days.

Feeding of the fledgeling may continue after independence, lasting up to 25 days in chicks from the first brood, but as long as 50 days in the second brood.

In Constantinople, Marius, Avicus and Mael discover Zenobia, a vampire fledgeling of the ancient Eudoxia.

When it was as pale and bald as a fledgeling, he dismembered the body, hacked up the meat with a small adze and dropped the cut pieces into a pan of hot oil.

It was in this context that Congress denied Ballivián's urgent request to buy new warships from Europe in order to re-equip the fledgeling, almost non-existent Bolivian Navy, in view of mounting challenges to Bolivian sovereignty in the Pacific by Chile.

He helped me out when I was a fledgling, too.

A third of all fledglings die within days or even hours.

But to the fledgling, there was one important, essential difference.

But sometimes, like many fledglings, they need a little push.

But the students are responsible for the rest of the fledglings' lives.

The fledglings are dependent upon their parents for four to 5 weeks.

Fledglings continue to be fed by their parents for another one or two weeks.

Neither were the fledglings, nor would they be for at least another year.

Well, not actually, but he knew it, that they were fledglings, no more than one or two hundred years along the way!

Fledglings leave the nest at between 40 and 55 days.

Yet it was the most natural thing in the world for her to wish to protect this fledgling.

He was a young bird, having been taken out of his nest when a fledgling.

He sent a sharp look at his two fledglings, then turned and left the room.

Also they kept his six fledglings from bothering him with questions.

The beast snapped at the fledgling, but she had already moved.

By the time the pack stopped to sleep in the early morning, the fledgling had learned several more words.

But they were alarmed, and with good cause about their fledglings.

Then again, in experience if not in age, he is anything but a fledgling.

And I will learn from your passionate fledgling whatever he has to teach me.

I'm not a fledgling, and wouldn't I leave if someone offered me more money?

The fledglings are fed by their parents for a week and become independent after a further 1-7 days.

Fledglings will give begging calls while waiting for parents to provide food.

I venture to say that this fledgling is ready to fly.

The fledglings stay with their parents for the first winter migration.

She had destroyed many of the fledglings who attacked her.

Tallchief's popularity help grow the fledgeling dance company and she was asked to perform as many as eight time a week.

The Federal Capital Commission, had, meanwhile, been busy increasing the social amenity of the fledgeling city.

Rhodan registered the sudden alertness of the fledgeling astronaut out of the corner of his eye.

As this song, along with "Hush," pushed the fledgeling band sky high, it wasn't surprising that word about it got back to Parkinson.

The art center organizes public events, art education seminars, exhibitions, and carries out charitable programs in an effort to develop the fledgeling art industry of Georgia.

The area was settled as early as 1840 (South Australia was only settled from 1836) and provided early farming and mining to the fledgeling colony.

The Marquis had returned to France and pursued a political career championing the ideals of liberty that the fledgeling U.S. republic represented.

Mumbai had a thriving Bene Israel community until the 1950s to 1960s when many families from the community emigrated to the fledgeling state of Israel.

Many Kartellverband alumni were directly involved in the fledgeling government of the Bundesrepublik Deutschland, newly incorporated in 1946, emerging at all Minister positions and the Federal Chancellory (Bundeskänzlerei).

The final round of debate before voting on the health care bill was marked with vandalism and widespread threats of violence to at least ten Democratic lawmakers across the country, which created public relations problems for the fledgeling Tea Party movement.

Pick up a historical itinerary from the local tourist office and stroll through the streets, admiring the many splendid houses built in a variety of flamboyant and diverse styles, by local businessmen who had made their fortune in South America and returned, with wealth and patronage, to support the fledgeling cork industry.

Her abilities were as yet fledgling, but she was working on them.

As a result, public opinion turns against the fledgling nation.

But as a way of running a fledgling state, it is a disaster.

Some regions have small, fledgling groups with little experience or resources.

A fledgling media business was born, and this began to grow.

And their cost may be within the reach of many fledgling businesses.

He'd even gone so far as to try out for the fledgling American astronaut program.

In 1935 he prepared the first master plan for this fledgling town.

This probably had little effect on the fledgling city, whose main trade was fishing.

There are a dozen or so fledgling theater companies in town.

He organized the company's employees and in 1937 led them into the fledgling national union.

Because that's the way, you know, fledgling democracies are beginning to work.

However, the following decades would not be as favorable for the fledgling country.

Still, work on the gene is in the most fledgling of stages.

They are keen to use their experience to help these fledgling businesses.

If they got involved in the fledgling association, she said, "we would have so much clout."

But the other countries are going through the turmoil as fledgling democracies.

This fledgling space pilot could hold the key to the big mystery.

The fire came first in 1904 to the fledgling town, and then again in 1908.

And he will be expanding Fox's fledgling national news operation.

It was the first blush after dawn, a fledgling day.

His fledgling international career stagnated over the next three years.

But the banks may not be willing to see the fledgling ventures through hard times.

If only France could now publicly come to the aid of the fledgling country.

The fledgling sports daily also said it was undergoing some management changes.