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A young hawk is typically called a "hawklet." In general, young Birds of Prey, including hawks, are often referred to as "fledglings" once they start to develop feathers and are preparing to leave the nest. The term "eyas" is also used for a young hawk, particularly when it is still in the nest and reliant on its parents for food.

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