What does FEHA stand for?

Ferruginous Hawk (bird species Buteo regalis)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

Other Resources:

<< Previous	Abbreviation Database Surfer		Next >>
Fair Employment and Housing Act of 1963 (California) Flaw Evaluation Handbook (nuclear) Flood Estimation Handbook (UK) Flying Eye Hospital (ORBIS International) Focal Epithelial Hyperplasia Ford Escape Hybrid (Ford Motor Company model) Fundamentals of Engineering for Honors California Fair Employment and Housing Act Fair Employment and Housing Act (California) Federal Hall National Memorial (US National Park Service)		Florida Environmental Health Association Federal Employees Health Benefits Federal Employees Health Benefits Act Federal Employees Health Benefits Acquisition Regulation Federal Employees Health Benefits Program Fair Employment and Housing Commission Family Evaluation of Hospice Care Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (Hong Kong) Further and Higher Education (UK) Front-End Hardware Emulator

Samples in periodicals archive:

Adobe Town, a remote desert badlands with colorful mazes of narrow canyons, is home to a variety of animals including burrowing owls and ferruginous hawks, the largest hawk species in North America.

Wyo. BLM defers leasing in Adobe Town area

Visitors can see captive-bred golden eagles, Russian steppe eagles, Alaskan bald eagles, ferruginous hawks, redtailed hawks, striated carcara, the hawk of the Falkland Islands, and snowy, barn, little, Indian eagle, European eagle, African spotted eagle and Magellan's eagle owls.

vulnerable to persecution; Environment Editor Tony Henderson on ...

Group C Fish Tank by Hank Von Wahlde, Boise CC; Sucking on a Peach by Tracy Bodeo, Hillcrest CC; Winter Sentinels by Mike Sauder, Loveland PS; Loon Fishing by Mary Campbell, Merrimack Valley CC; Ferruginous Hawk by Phyllis Picardi, Saguarro CC.

International Club Image Competition results (ICIC) 2006-2007

Other state scientists, employing state-of-the-art bird-locating scanners, have concluded that ferruginous hawks (no relation to Lou Ferrigno, the Incredible Hulk) that breed in Washington state fly east to the Rocky Mountains or Northern Plains in the fall, and winter in central or Southern California.

Wildlife is awakening...if the state says so

The Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada examined 31 various species and concluded the ferruginous hawk was upgraded to threatened from special concern, while two populations of the eastern foxsnake in Ontario are now considered endangered.

Canadian panel: Climate change is threat to polar bears

It includes regulating well-water pumping in the Mojave River basin, protecting the Mojave River vole and adding insulation or perches on electric poles to protect ferruginous hawks.

RARE-ANIMAL PLAN BREEDS MANY CRITICS PROPOSAL MAY END IN COURT

They include ferruginous hawks, long-billed curlews, burrowing owls, loggerhead shrikes and sage thrashers.

Five sites proposed as important bird habitats

If you lose breeding populations like the ferruginous hawk, you're not going to see them recover.

Turbine expansion said to threaten birds