This case of five mounted Shovellers shows the specimens in a setting that is a recreation of their natural surroundings.
The birds were collected by Edward Thomas Booth on Hickling Broad, in Norfolk, in the autumn of 1872 and are illustrated in his {i}Rough Notes{/i} (London, R.H. Porter and Dulau & Co., 1881-1887, Vol. 3., Plates 4 and 5).
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