Assertion: tern's chick | /r/CapableOf | leave the nest
Facets:
value: within 1 day
type: TEMPORAL
value: within one day of hatching
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: to join a communal creche
type: PURPOSE
value: after seven weeks
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Within one day of hatching, the chicks usually leave the nest to join a communal creche, where hundreds and even thousands of chicks congregate.
text: The eggs are incubated for about 4 weeks, and the chicks leave the nest 7-8 weeks after hatching.
text: Within one day of hatching, the chicks usually leave the nest to join a communal creche, where hundreds and even thousands of chicks congregate.
text: At four weeks, the chicks are able to leave the nest, though their parents still feed them until they are around 60 days old.
text: Once the chicks are hatched and ready to leave the nest, both the parents will chip away at the walled entry until it breaks open.
text: The chick leaves the nest 1 to 2 days after hatching and is quite mobile within a territorial area where it continues to be attended by its parents.
text: Chicks leave the nest 1-3 days after hatching, often moving away from the colony.
text: Chicks leave the nest a few days after hatching , but adults continue to care for them, leading them to shelter in nearby grasses and bringing them food.
text: Nests are placed in suitable fissures, burrows, caves and cavities, sometimes the old nest of a Humboldt Penguin One or two eggs are incubated for about four weeks, and the chicks leave the nest after seven weeks.
text: Royal tern chicks leave the nest within 1 day and form large groups called a creche (nursery).
text: The downy chicks leave the nest within a few days of hatching and take cover in nearby beach vegetation, where they continue to be fed by their parents until they are fully fledged.