1) An inexperienced person 2) English-language novel 3) Exclusively Anglo word 4) Exclusively Saxon word 5) Fledged 6) Fledgeling 7) Mature 8) Nest departer 9) Word of purely Anglo origin 10) Word with Anglo-Saxon origins 11) Young and inexperienced 1) Enlistee 2) Fledged 3) Fledgeling 4) Inexperienced 5) Neophyte 6) Newbie 7) Newcomer 8) Tyro 
An immature bird who has flown at least once but who remains under the care of adult birds.
An immature bird who has flown at least once, but is still not in control and under the care of adult birds.
[adj] - young and inexperienced 2. [n] - young bird that has just fledged or become capable of flying
A young bird that has recently fledged (see separate entry for fledging).
A young bird that left its nest.
A newly fledged bird (see also: fully-fledged)
Literally a young bird on the point of, or after, leaving the nest. Not to be confused with fledging, which is the act of leaving the nest. The term refers only to birds which develop in the nest, as opposed to those birds such as wildfowl which leave the nest shortly after hatching.
A young bird old enough to leave the nest, but still depends on its parents
unfledged adjective young and inexperienced; `a fledgling enterprise`; `a fledgling skier`; `an unfledged lawyer`
A young, newly created vampire. Vide, Neonate, Whelp.
Bird that has fledged (acquired juvenal plumage) and left the nest; most birds begin to become independent of their parents at this time (compare 
a young bird just fledged. · an inexperienced person.
young bird that has just fledged or become capable of flying