. A dictionary of birds . Shoe-Bill. (After Wolf in Trans. Zool. Soc.) in the Zoological Gardens. He also discovered its mode of nidifi-cation, and obtained its eggs, Mdiich are white like those of Storks ;^blit the fullest account of the bird is that given by Von Heuglin(Oni. Nonlost-AfnlaCs, pp. 1095-1099). ^ Proc. Zool. Soc. 1860, pp. 196-199 ; and Ejijpf, the Soudcai, &c. pp. 365,475-478 (Loudon: 18611. 840 SHOOT—SHO VELER.

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