PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «BOONGARY»
boongary
boongary
define
small
tree
dwelling
kangaroo
dendrolagus
lumholtzi
inhabiting
northeastern
queensland
also
called
lumholtz
merriam
webster
wallaby
native
origin
name
australia
this
word
doesn
usually
appear
wiktionary
know
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into
world
that
full
astonishing
stories
reader
digest
sleeps
during
nestled
fork
wordreference
ˈbuːŋɡærɪ
etymology
from
australian
language
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «BOONGARY»
Descubre el uso de
boongary en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
boongary y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
Boongary. This animal lives on the highest parts of the mountainous scrubs,
preferring the densest parts of the scrubs and the most inaccessible places,
where even the blacks have to be careful amongst the rocks and stones. It is fairly
well ...
Zoological Society of London, 1884
2
Among Cannibals: An Account of Four Years' Travels in ...
My companions rose, turned their faces toward the mountain, and shouted,
Boongary, boongary ! A few black men were seen coming out of the woods and
down the green slope as fast as their legs could carry them. One of them had a
large ...
3
The Explorers: Stories of Discovery and Adventure from the ...
My companions rose, turned their faces towards the mountain, and shouted,
Boongary, boongary! A few black men were seen coming out of the woods and
down the green slope as fast as their legs could carry them. One of them had a
large ...
Tim Fridtjof Flannery, 1998
My companions rose,turned theirfaces toward the mountain, and shouted '
Boongary, boongary!' A few black men were seen coming out of the woods
anddown the green slope asfast astheirlegs could carry them. One of them had
alarge ...
5
Tree-kangaroos of Australia and New Guinea
I had never before seen so many fresh traces of boongary and the natives did
their best to secure specimens of the animal in this terrible locality; but we had no
dog, for the tribes we had visited had none, and the want of dogs was a great ...
Boongary. This animal lives on the highest parts of the mountainous scrubs,
preferring the densest parts of the scrubs and the most inaccessible places,
where even the blacks have to be careful amongst the rocks and stones. It is fairly
well ...
The following extract from Carl Lum- holtz's book Among Cannibals describes the
culmination of his search for the boongary. Illustration of Lumboltz's tree
kangaroo I'boongary') from bis book Among Cannibals A tribe had learned a new
song ...
8
Austral English: a dictionary of Australasian words, ...
Boongary, n. the tree-kangaroo of North Queensland, a marsupial tree-climber,
about the size of a large wallaby, Dendrolagus lumholtzii, Collett. A native name.
Bangaray = Red Kangaroo, in Governor Hunter's vocabulary of the Port Jackson
...
Edward Ellis Morris, 1898
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Limited Wants, Unlimited Means: A Reader On Hunter-Gatherer ...
Lumholtz searched for months in prime habitat with a party of Aboriginal hunters,
yet had this to report: We searched the scrubs in the vicinity thoroughly and found
many traces of boongary [tree- kangaroo] in the trees but they were all old.
10
Land of Wonder: The Best Australian Nature Writing
There came an evening when, as I was lying in the shade of my hut, a shout
arose from the camp of the natives. My companions sprang up, turned their faces
towards the mountain, and shouted Boongary, boongary! A few black men were ...
2 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «BOONGARY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
boongary en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Tree kangaroos: best photos ever taken
The smallest of the species, averaging just 6-7kg. Aboriginal names include boongary and mabi. Inhabits montane rainforest above 800m from ... «Australian Geographic, Feb 13»
Former MP to have road renamed after him
... then tweeted the decision, saying the section of road to be named Robert Schwarten Rd will be between Malchi Nine Mile to Boongary Rd. «Rockhampton Morning Bulletin, Nov 12»
