9 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BANDY-BANDIES»
Discover the use of
bandy-bandies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bandy-bandies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Reptiles: Crocodiles, Alligators, Lizards, Snakes, Turtles
Tropidechis Günther, 1863 1 0 Rough-scaled snake Eastern Australia Vermicella
Gray, 1858 5 0 Bandy-bandies Walterinnesia Lataste, 1887 1 0 Black desert
cobra Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia *)
Not ...
2
The Diaries of Donald Friend: 1929-1943
... an astonishing collection of objets trouves — plaster casts of feet, fossils, a
honeycomb, a giant fungus, a stone tomahawk, pearl shells, leather purses of
execrable workmanship, and a variety of bottled bandy-bandies and death
adders.
Donald Friend, Anne Gray, Paul Hetherington, 2002
3
Australian Snakes: A Natural History
... are considerably larger than their mates in blacksnakes, copperheads,
brownsnakes, taipans, and so forth (all of which have male combat), but are
smaller than females in blindsnakes, filesnakes, death adders, bandy-bandies,
and the like.
Abstract The concept of Vermicella is enlarged so as to embrace all Australian "
coral snakes" and "bandy-bandies", thus causing Rhynchoelaps, Brachyurophis
etc. to fall Into synonymy. Six species (annulata, bertholdi, calonotos, b(macu-
lata ...
5
Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia
Abstract The concept of Vermicella Is enlarged so as to embrace all Australian "
coral snakes" and "bandy-bandies", thus causing Bhynchoelaps, Brachyurophis
etc. to fall Into synonymy. Six species (annulata, bertholdi, calonotos, bvnacu-
lata, ...
6
By rock and pool on an Austral shore
It was no sooner up-ended than we saw half a dozen “bandy-bandies”—the
smallest but most deadly of Australian snakes, not even excepting the death-
adder—lying beneath ! We gave a united yell of terror and fled as the black and
yellow ...
They kill and eat such a lot of snakes — bad snakes, ' bandy-bandies ' and 'black
necks.'" " So I believe, Miss. And perhaps that is wot fills 'em with such willianly ;
they himbibes the snakes' cunning after they 'as digested 'em. I onct heerd a ...
8
The Australian Wildlife Year: A Month-by-Month Guide to Nature
Others, nocturnal and secretive, include crowned snakes Cacophis and the
burrowing bandy- bandies Vermicella.a The mulga snake is shown here in desert
conditions, but it can live anywhere except the southeast and southwest corners
of ...
9
Snake bite, snake venoms and venomous snakes of Australia ...
Article A taxonomic study based on material in the Western Australian Musuem
and some specimens loaned from other Australian museums; Vermicella is
enlarged to embrace all Australian coral snakes and "bandy-bandies"; six
species are ...
C. H. Campbell, University of Sydney. School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, 1976
