What is the most common name of the British bird Pandon Haliaetus, also known as the sea hawk, fish eagle or fish hawk?
USFC Fish Hawk sounding machine with 600 fathoms (3,600 feet; 1,097 meters) of piano wire, deep-sea reversing thermometers, and density salinometers. "Fish Hawk" had a crew of 84 and berthing for another 25 people on temporary assignment to the ship, such as scientists, technicians, or passengers aboard as observers. The Fish Commission commissioned "Fish Hawk" in the spring of 1880 with a United States Navy crew commanded by Lieutenant Zera Luther Tanner. Her home port throughout her career was Woods Hole, Massachusetts. "Fish Hawk"s capabilities launched a new era in both fisheries research and fish culture. Her first assignment was to investigate a
Pinsker's hawk-eagle Pinsker's hawk-eagle Pinsker's hawk-eagle, south Philippine hawk-eagle, or Mindanao hawk-eagle ("Nisaetus pinskeri") is a species of bird of prey in the family Accipitridae. It is endemic to the islands of Leyte, Samar, Negros and Mindanao in the Philippines. It is most closely related to the Philippine hawk-eagle ("Nisaetus philipensis") with some taxonomists still considering it a subspecies, and Changeable hawk-eagle ("Nisaetus cirrhatus") and hawk eagle species which is commonly distributed in Southeast Asia. Its natural habitat is tropical moist highland forests approximately above 1200 meters above sea level. It is threatened by habitat loss. Pinsker's hawk-eagle shares with Changeable hawk-eagles