Assertion: flamingo's chick | /r/CapableOf | leave the nest
Facets:
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: to band into crèches
type: PURPOSE
value: for the first time
type: OTHER
value: at 7–11 days
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In a few days, after the chick leaves the nest, it will back into the legs of the parent and elevate its beak-tip, while emitting quiet begging sounds.
text: The time for receiving food from parents decreases from hatching to about 105 days, and the decrease is greatest after the chicks have left the nest at 7–11 days to band into crèches.
text: The chick is recognized by voice and the parents will only feed their own chick, even after the chicks get off the nest and bunch together.
text: Within a week, chicks are strong enough to walk and leave their nests for the first time.
text: At around 7 to 12 days old, the chicks start to wander and leave the nest.
text: Chicks usually leave the nest when they are about 4 to 7 days old, they will leave the nest; and often will gather together in creches that are watched over by a few adult birds.
text: When the chick leaves the nest it is able to walk and swim, at which point the young chicks join nurseries tended by a few adults while other adults go off to feed.
text: By the time the chick leaves the nest, it can swim and walk.
text: After about seven days, the chick will be strong enough to leave the nest, by which time it would be strong enough to walk.
text: Chicks usually leave the nest when they are about 4 to 7 days old, they will leave the nest; and often will gather together in creches that are watched over by a few adult birds.
text: Chicks usually leave the nest when they are about 4 to 7 days old, they will leave the nest; and often will gather together in creches that are watched over by a few adult birds.
text: After chicks have left the nest, feeds are predominantly nocturnal.