What is a baby hawk called?

A baby hawk, eagle, or falcon too young to leave the nest is called an eyas. Or you could call it a "chick" or "hatchling" - these words apply to all baby birds (chick) and any baby animals-that-lays-eggs (hatchling). read more

One common species of hawk in the United States is the Red-shouldered Hawk. The Red-shouldered Hawk can be found throughout the eastern portion of the country. Both the male and the female hawk build the nest, which is approximately 2 feet in diameter. The female hawk will lay 2 to 5 eggs, which will incubate for 32 to 40 days. read more

A baby hawk, eagle, or falcon too young to leave the nest is called an eyas. Or you could call it a"chick" or"hatchling" - these words apply to all baby birds (chick) and any baby animals-that-lays-eggs (hatchling). read more

A baby eagle is an eaglet. A baby hawk or falcon can be called an eyas or eyass, although the term has a more specific meaning in falconry (a baby raptor taken from the nest before fledging for training). There is no specific name for a baby osprey. read more

Technically it isn't called a baby but it can lay eggs which a chick is inside of. read more