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SSHA
(redirected from sharp-shinned hawk)

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SSHASmart Systems for Health Agency (Ontario, Canada)
SSHASharp-Shinned Hawk (bird species Accipter striatus)
SSHASocial Science History Association
SSHASurvey of Study Habits and Attitudes
SSHASubsystem Hazard Analysis
SSHASystem Safety Hazard Analysis
SSHASpace System Hazard Analysis


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The best moment came as they were watching a sharp-shinned hawk fly past.
Eagle-eyed tally; Volunteers keep count of migrating raptors by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Fish & Wildlife Service: Watch for sharp-shinned hawks such as this at the North Cascades National Park Visitor Center.
North Cascades visitor center has birds stopping by, too; Birders' ... by The Seattle Times (Seattle, WA)
Then there are birds like Sharp-shinned Hawks, Cooper''s Hawks, and Northern Goshawks that make several wing flaps which are followed by a long glide, whereas a Red Tailed Hawk can usually be seen soaring.
What Kind of Bird Was That? by David Willis / Travel, recreation and leisure community
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