; also to a fresh-water fish all over Australia,Gadopsis marmoratus, Richards. Carl Lumholtz, `Among Cannibals,' p. The Earl of Derby'sParrakeet; Rose-hill of the Colonists [of Swan River]. Westgarth, `Australia Felix,' p.
158: Sprightly in its actions, eminently social, and more noisythan any other inhabitant of the woods, the kaka holds aprominent place among our native birds. to mix together sheep that ought to bekept separate apparently from to box in the sense of to shutup in narrow limits (`O. It burrows like the badger. It frequentsthe dense fern of the open country and the beds of Raupo.
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