3. major, Pall. (p. 239.)
[siômews, Bogd. t. o. p. 101.
asiaticus, Bogd. i. c. p. 115.
europæus, Bogd. t. c. p. 102.]
N. Europe and
N. Asia, from
Scandinavia to
the Amur Ri ver.
Japan.
4. excubitor, Linn. (p. 237.) N. Europe and
N. Asia.
5. homeyeri, Cab. (p. 242.) 0. Asia.
W. to S. Europe,
N. to Irtisch River,
E. to Lob-Nor.
6. leucopterus, Severtz. (p. 242.)
[prevalskii, Bogd. t. c. p. 147.]
C. Siberia.
C. Asia.
7. sphenocercus, Cab. (p. 242.) E. Siberia.
N. China.
mollis, Eversm. (p. 241.)
[seebohmi, Gadow. (p. 243.)
funereus, Menzbier, Ibis, 1894, p. 379.]
E. Siberia
to Central Asia.
9. giganteus, Prjew., Zapisk. Akad. Nauk. Petersb. N.W. China
rCf n £ P 8-f (Upper Hoango-ho.
[ i °- 1887> P-Ibis, 1887, p. 409.] 280; PrJew- Koko-nor. Kan-su)’.
10. hemileucurus, Finsek # Hartl. (p. 249.) N.W. Africa
(Tunis. Algeria).
12. p a lle n s , Cass. (p. 250, pt.) N-W. Afnca .
[dealbatus, de Filippi, (p. 250, pi. vi.) (Tunis to Tripoli).
grimmi, Bogd. t. c. pp. 151, 219, pi. iv.J EgJP*- Nubia-
0. Asia to
13. assimilis, Brehm. (p. 249, pt.) 0- Asia.
N.W. India.
Palestine.
N.E & C. Arabia.
N.E. Africa.
14. pallidirostris, Cass.
[fallax, Finsch. (p. 247, pi. viii., pt.)
grimmi, Gadow. (p. 250, nec Bogd.)
Cf. Ogilvie Grant, Nov. Zool. ix. p. 459.]
N.E. Africa
(Abyssinia.
Bogos-land.
White Nile).
Palestine.
Mesopotamia
to N.W. India.
15. dodsoni, Whitaker, Ibis, 1898, p. 599. S. Morocco.
16. luebberti, Reichenow, Orn. MB. x. 1902, p. 76. Damara-land.
17. uncinatus, Sci. f Hartl. (p. 245.) Sokotra Isl.
18. buryi, Lorenz Hellm., Orn. MB. ix. p. 30,
1901; iid. J. f. 0 . 1901, p. 238.
[C f Ogilvie Grant, Ibis, 1901, p. 39.]
S. Arabia.
N.W. & C. India.
E. Afghanistan.
Baluchistan.