Eaglet
noun
A young eagle.
The eaglet, hardly a few weeks old, fell out of the nest.
Often appears as...
- young eaglet
- eaglet's nest
noun
A young eagle.
The eaglet, hardly a few weeks old, fell out of the nest.
Often appears as...
- young eaglet
- eaglet's nest
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Pro Tip 1/3Lifespan Context
Use 'eaglet' only when referring to young eagles, not adults, as they age out of this term.
The eaglet eventually grew into a majestic adult eagle.
Pro Tip 2/3Nesting Behavior
'Eaglet' implies dependency, reflecting how young eagles rely on their parents in the nest.
The parents took turns feeding the eaglet fresh fish.
Pro Tip 3/3Visual Imagery
The word 'eaglet' often evokes images of vulnerability and care which can enrich descriptive language.
The eaglet nestled in its mother's warmth, safe and sound.
Pro Tip 1/3Lifespan Context
Use 'eaglet' only when referring to young eagles, not adults, as they age out of this term.
The eaglet eventually grew into a majestic adult eagle.
Pro Tip 2/3Nesting Behavior
'Eaglet' implies dependency, reflecting how young eagles rely on their parents in the nest.
The parents took turns feeding the eaglet fresh fish.
Pro Tip 3/3Visual Imagery
The word 'eaglet' often evokes images of vulnerability and care which can enrich descriptive language.
The eaglet nestled in its mother's warmth, safe and sound.
Pro Tip 1/3Lifespan Context
Use 'eaglet' only when referring to young eagles, not adults, as they age out of this term.
The eaglet eventually grew into a majestic adult eagle.
Pro Tip 2/3Nesting Behavior
'Eaglet' implies dependency, reflecting how young eagles rely on their parents in the nest.
The parents took turns feeding the eaglet fresh fish.
Pro Tip 3/3Visual Imagery
The word 'eaglet' often evokes images of vulnerability and care which can enrich descriptive language.
The eaglet nestled in its mother's warmth, safe and sound.
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James Robertson: The...
eaglet donated by Chippewa Indians soldiers named the bird old Abe and in some ways the eagle was a pitiful sight a strong coid ban him to approach a top of wooden pole his wings were continually clipped to keep him from flying away
Video examples
James Robertson: The...
eaglet donated by Chippewa Indians soldiers named the bird old Abe and in some ways the eagle was a pitiful sight a strong coid ban him to approach a top of wooden pole his wings were continually clipped to keep him from flying away
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