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fly the nest

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fly/leave the nest
to leave your parents' home for the first time in order to live somewhere else Once the kids have all flown the nest we might sell this house and move somewhere smaller.
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The vigil will run until July, when the chicks are expected to fly the nest.
We have been keeping a close watch on the birds to check on their safety, and we expect the fledglings to fly the nest any day now.
Now the white van, used for pumping station and maintenance duties, has been taken off the road until the brood fly the nest.
 
 
 
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