gidgee

In the morning, David accompanied me to the flood-out for gidgee firewood.

Both are Australian skinks: the gidgee skink and the sleepy lizard, the latter a close relative of the blue-tongued lizard.

Poplar box, gidgee, brigalow, melaleuca and other woodland ecosystems are fast disappearing, taking with them mahogany gliders, squatter pigeons, bilby snakes, regent honeyeaters and many other dependent species.

A few months ago I was out there, not on the Finke River, not on the western edge of the Simpson Desert where this book's action takes place, but on the desert's northeastern edges after a brilliant season, among red dunes, flowering grevillea and swales of georgina gidgee and spinifex.

The dominant trees are often gidgee (Acacia cambagei) and A.

I cannot agree to your request that Ernestine Kearing should be permitted to spend a holiday of several weeks with your wife at Gidgee Station.