stuartiana, F. and his accomplices mustlook upon gumsuckers as being pretty soft. cyperophylla) reaching perhaps a height of twentyfeet, the bark of which, alone amongst Acacias, is deciduousand peels off, forming little deep-red coloured flakes.
`Voyage to Port Phillip,' p. Candish, `Whispering Voices,' p. 297: The betshiregah (Melopsittacus Undulatus, Gould) werevery numerous. They must be referred to the Latris Forsteriof Count Castelnau, which appears to be the bastard trumpeterof Victorian waters.
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