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Journal of an Overland Expedition in Australia

CHAPTER III
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They had found him quietly chewing the cud, in a Bricklow grove near a small pool of water.
Dec.

20 .-- Whilst employed in arranging our packs, Murphy and Charley went out to examine the surrounding country.

On their return they informed me that they had met with a native camp, the inhabitants of which were probably out hunting, for they had left all their things behind.
Capparis Mitchelii was found in blossom.

The cockatoo parrakeet of the Gwyder River, (Nymphicus Novae Hollandiae, GOULD.), the common white cockatoo, and the Moreton Bay Rosella parrot, were very numerous.

We also observed the superb warbler, Malurus cyaneus of Sydney; and the shepherd's companion, or fan-tailed fly-catcher (Rhipidura); both were frequent.


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