bird specialist Condon identifies this specifically as the red-tipped pardalote, while Egginton/Tindale use it as a general word for related species.
bird expert Condon agrees with Egginton/Tindale that this is the Nankeen kestrel. Egginton/Johnson and Hughes+Giles/Tindale list sparrowhawk.- part of the Mangga Manggaridi (Seven Sisters) Dreaming.
garganya means Sparrowhawk.
- a trade centre was located at Lake Karlkabari where Ngadjuri, Nharangga and possibly others would meet annually to exchange goods.- the name was used in English as an early name for what is now Arthurton. This may or may not be like the original name.- Tindale suggests this is from garlgu sheoak. The word ending bury seems to be from English.
- a tall, lone garlgu is an indication that there is water.- Kevin OLoughlin explains that people do not camp by these trees, as the spirits which inhabit them can bring bad luck.
may come from an old word garnu warra, the name for a northern dialect (from related language records).related languages include Kaurna, Nukunu and Ngadjuri.
two words are recorded for grass, which may just be alternative words with the same meaning. Both are supported by related language records.related languages included Kaurna, Nukunu and Ngadjuri.