A small tree,ten to thirty feet high; trunk unusually slender; branchesspreading in a fan-shaped manner, which makes it of veryornamental appearance; flower white, profusely produced. Townend, `Reminiscences of Australia,' p. Emu-wren (q. The Kohai is not a mimosa.
is formed by two sheets of barkstripped from the nearest tree, at the first appearance of astorm, and joined together at an angle of 45 degrees. The generic name is derived fromtelopos, seen at a distance. It is an extensive group of thick-headedshrikes, containing about fifty species, ranging in the Indianand Australian region, but not in New Zealand. McCombie, `Australian Sketches,' p.
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