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NETN Species Spotlight - Sharp-shinned Hawk

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About the size of a Blue-Jay, Sharp-shinned Hawks are aerial acrobats and are the smallest of three North American agile hawks known as the accipiters (ah-sip-it-ers). Learn more about this amazing and oft misunderstood hawk.

Archeology (Teaching with Historic Places)

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ere you’ll find place-based educational resources relating to archeology. Discover more resources at the Teaching with Historic Places homepage.

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Up above the sky in an ER-2

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During my training at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center, pilot D. Stuart Broce took me from Palmdale, California, to the skies above Santa Barbara and the Channel Islands in a NASA ER-2 aircraft. He’s wearing a pressure suit to help him breathe, because the air is very thin where we went. We flew to an altitude of 65,000 feet!