Austral English / A dictionary of Australasian words, phrases and usages with those aboriginal-Australian and Maori words which have become incorporated in the language, and the commoner scientific words that have had their origin in Australasia

by Edward Ellis Morris

Lunated T.—
<i>P. falcata</i>, Gould.

Olivaceous T.—
<i>P. olivacea</i>, Vig. and Hors. (confined to Tasmania).

Pale-breasted T.—
<i>P. pallida</i>, Ramsay.

Plain-coloured T.—
<i>P. simplex</i>, Gould.

Red-throated T.—
<i>P. rufigularis</i>, Gould.

Rufous-breasted T.—
<i>P. rufiventris</i>, Lath.

Shrike-like T.—
<i>Pachycephala lanoides</i>, Gould.

Torres-straits T.—
<i>P. fretorum</i>, De Vis.

Western T.—
<i>P. occidentalis</i>, Ramsay.

White-throated T.— <i>P. gutturalis</i>, Lath.; called also the <i>Thunder-bird</i> (q.v.).