Meredith, `My Home in Tasmania,' vol. ing on an island in themidst of a number of favourite wallabies, whom he was knownfrequently to caress. Taylor is not correct. I do not know what abotanist would call them; they are something like cane, butwith large leaves, which all animals are fond of, and they growabout eight feet high in the creeks and gullies.
Hannaford, `Wild Flowers of Tasmania,' p. -Parrot-- Another name for the Kea (q. 234: In the `Dream of a Shagroon,' which bore the date Ko Matinau,April 1851, and which first appeared in the `Wellin ) of England.
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