Meanings of fledge young in English

Baby jackdaws are difficult to raise successfully: in bad years, 80 percent of couples fail to fledge young.

I found a nest of half- fledged young birds this day at Poona.

One nest contained three half- fledged young, and the rest had four eggs slightly incubated in each.

It contained two well- fledged young ones, that hopped out as soon as the nest was touched.

Let me at least leave that vice to half- fledged young men and to bad old men.

I'm a full- fledged young lady now, Major Darcy, and have been 'out' for three whole years.

It is so interesting to see the girls grow up, and come out as full- fledged young ladies.

Midsummer guillemots and razorbills were shepherding their newly fledged young on their first few days out at sea.

One had two nearly fledged young and two adult birds dead inside; the other had two scaldies and one adult bird also dead.

Bird twitterings intimate and charming; chirpings of the mothers to their newly fledged young; little cries of joy, and counsel, and innocent surprises!

I would therefore remark that on the 11th November, 1871, I saw several newly- fledged young ones at Poona.

Two birds, however, at that moment lit on one branch and I shot them both, and they proved to be fully- fledged young ones.

The dark gray and yellowish brown dry grass and stubble of the meadow-bottom were exactly copied in the color of the half- fledged young.

Presently a mess of sticks came down and with them two fully- fledged young jackdaws, one dead, killed with the pole, the other sound and lively.