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Frontispiece. Natives of New South Wales
[Title page with vignette of Aboriginal family group at camp]
1-2. The Emue [i.e. emu]
3-4. Mamura Superba [lyrebird]
5. The Swamp Pheasant 
6. [wanting]
7-8. Nankeen Bird [rufous night heron]
9-10. The Black Swan
11-12. Star Wing [dollar bird]
13-14. Black & White Cockatoo [sulphur-crested cockatoo]
15-16. King Parrot
17-18. Rose Hill Parrot, Paroquet and Ground Parrot [eastern rosella;  scaly-breasted lorikeet;  ground parrot]
19. Blue Mountain and Lourie Parrots 
20. [wanting]
21-22. Robbins [flame robin;  eastern yellow robin]
23-24. Owl [tawny frogmouth]
25-26. The Masked Plover [masked lapwing]
27. Honey Sucker 
28. [wanting]
29-30. Sparrow, Tom Tit, Fan Tail & Ant Killer [red-browed finch?;  superb fairy wren;  southern emu-wren;  eastern spinebill or honeyeater]
31-32. Regent [regent bowerbird]
33-34. Kangaroo [eastern grey kangaroo]
35-36. Native Dog [dingo]
37-38. Native Cat [quoll]
39-40. Flying Squirrel [sugarglider]
41-42. Opussum [brushtail possum]
43-47. Fish 
44. John Dory (no.1);  Mullett (no.2);  Flat Head (no.3)
45. Rock Cod (no.4);  Gurnett (no.5);  Trevaille or Cavallia (no.6);  Snapper (no.7) [river blackfish;  blenny;  silver trevaille;  snapper]
46. Groper (no.8);  Parrot Fish (no.9);  Unicorn Fish or Leather Jacket (no.10);  Salmon (no.11) [eastern blue groper;  Maori Wrasse;  yellow-finned leatherjacket;  eastern Australian salmon]
47. Barracouta (no.12);  Leopard Shark (no.13) [longtom;  banded wobbegong]
48-50. Butterflies
49. [l. to r. Macleay's swallowtail butterfly;  old lady moth;  common jezabel butterfly;  nysa jezabel butterfly;  sword-grass brown butterfly]
50. [l. to r. unidentified;  unidentified;  moth;  tiger moth;  glasswing butterfly;  tiger moth;  common brown butterfly;  chalciope hyppasia;  unidentified]
51-52. Insects
[dragonfly;  longicorn beetle;  tree cricket;  robber-fly;  cicada;  leaf hopper;  mantid;  banksia jewel beetle;  short-horned grasshopper;  Christmas beetle;  Botany Bay weevil;  amycterine weevil;  lygaeid bug;  clerid beetle;  shield-bug;  long-horned grasshopper or tree cricket;  native cockroach]
53-54. Reptiles. Brown Snake (no.1);  Black (no.2);  Diamond (no.3);  Water (no.4);  Grass (no.5)
55-56. Native Arms
Mooting or Fish Gig (no.1);  Camoy or Spears (nos.2-4);  Hylliman or Shield (no.5);  Womra or Throwing Stick (no.6);  Waddy or Battle Club (no.7);  Cadgawang or ditto (no.8);  Hyba or Hatchet (no.9);  Wamering thrown to disperse a Crowd (no.10);  Tundi or Basket (no.11);  Coonoonang or Calabash, in which they carry water (no.12);  Heringung or Fishing line, Wallingan or [fishing] hook (no.13);  Genyang a Net (no.14);  Murribe for warding off Blows of the Battle Club (no.15)

Frontispiece. Natives of New South Wales

Title page with vignette of Aboriginal family group at camp

1. The Emue

Select specimens from nature of the birds animals &c &c of New South Wales / collected and arranged by Thomas Skottowe Esqr. ; the drawings by T.R. Browne. N.S.W. 

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