| John Stephens - South Australia - 1839 - 256 pages
...lower part of the stomach. They prowl at night, and sleep during the day. The brush kangaroo is found among rocks and places difficult of access. It differs...a small quantity round the root of the tail; this makes excellent soup. " To those," observes Colonel Light, " who are fond of ox-tail soup, I should... | |
| John Stephens - South Australia - 1839 - 270 pages
...leaves. The flesh of the wallaby is of a much finer flavour than the others. The brush kangaroo is found among rocks and places difficult of access. It differs...the other species in having a long bushy tail. The kangaroo rat and kangaroo mouse are two varieties of the same species ; the former is about the size... | |
| John Stephens - South Australia - 1839 - 262 pages
...leaves. The flesh of the wallaby is of a much finer flavour than the others. The brush kangaroo is found among rocks and places difficult of access. It differs...the other species in having a long bushy tail. The kangaroo rat and kangaroo mouse are two varieties of the same species ; the former is about the size... | |
| John Stephens - South Australia - 1839 - 266 pages
...ventral t\w. or iioiich on the lower part of the stomach. They prowl at night, and itkep during the day. The flesh of all the species of kangaroo is wholesome and nutritive ; it has no fut except: u small qiiniitity round the root of the nil ; thin makes excellent soup. " To those,1'... | |
| Robert Stewart (A.M.) - Australasia - 1853 - 774 pages
...grasses and leaves. The flesh is much superior in flavour to the others. The brush kangaroo is found among rocks, and places difficult of access. It differs...the other species in having a long bushy tail. The kangaroo -rat and kangaroo-mouse are two varieties of the same species ; the former is about the size... | |
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