- gilgie, or jilgi,
which is a
seasonal food
source for
people of the region.
Gilgies are
found throughout a
biogeographically isolated region of the coastal...
-
threat to
other Cherax crayfish species native to the region, such as
gilgies (Cherax quinquecarinatus). It is also
occasionally introduced to Tasmania...
- was
originally known as Geegelup,
which was
believed to mean "place of
gilgies" in the
Noongar language,
referring to the
fresh water lobster that inhabits...
- blossom.
Trapping fish (coasts and estuaries).
Collecting frogs, marron,
gilgies,
tortoises from wetlands.
Climbing trees for possums.
Collecting Macrozamia...
- has
become the
Perth central business district area. She
would collect gilgies and
vegetables from the
swampy areas around what is now
central Perth....
- rain decreasing.
Families moved towards the
coast where frogs, tortoises,
gilgies and blue
marron were caught.
Birds returning from
their Northern Hemisphere...
- McNess, a
wealthy Western Australian philanthropist.
Galaxiidae (fish) and
Gilgies (freshwater crayfish) are
endemic to the region.
Introduced species include...
- regions,
Aboriginals hunted for kangaroo, emu, snakes, tortoise, mudfish,
gilgies and
water birds and
their eggs, to name a few food sources. Aboriginal...
-
hunting site with
black swans and
other wildfowl as well as turtles, frogs,
gilgies and
mudfish hunted as food. ****ociated with the lake is the Wagyl, part...
- have been
abundant with many
foods such as
water birds,
koolya (frogs),
gilgies (freshwater crayfish),
yaagan (turtle), and a
range of
edible plants.{{cite...
