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McDouall Stuart, `Explorations in Australia,'p. Tar-wood, n. Red-eared F. In some parts ofthe Colony it is called Blackwood, on account of its darkcolour.

Labillardiere, `Voyage a la Recherche de laPerouse,' tom. 12, 1851]: The Swamp Gum grows to the largest size of any of this familyin Van Diemen's Land. 162: Immense piles of paua shells (Haliotis iris), heapedup just above the shore, show how largely these substantialmolluscs were consumed. 63: The Squeaker (Strepera anaphonensis) is a shy andsolitary bird, living entirely on the flats, and is remarkableon account of its frequenting only the same locality.