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

Banded Wren—
<i>Malurus splendens</i>, Quoy and Gaim.

Black-backed W.—
<i>M. melanotus</i>, Gould.

Blue W.—
<i>M. cyaneus</i>, Lath.

Blue-breasted W.—
<i>M. pulcherrimus</i>, Gould.

Bower's W.—
<i>M. cruentatus</i>, Gould.

Chestnut-rumped Ground W.—
<i>Hylacola pyrrhopygia</i>, Vig. and Hors.

Emu-wren (q.v.)—
<i>Stipiturus malachurus</i>, Lath.

Goyder's Grass W.—
<i>Amytis goyderi</i>, Gould.

Grass W.— <i>A. textilis</i>, Quoy and Gaim.; called by Gould the <i>Textile Wren</i>.

Large-tailed Grass W.—
<i>A. macrura</i>, Gould.