Enlight Wayamba turtle and Woggun - bush turkey Wayamba the turtle was the wife of Gu-gur-gaga, the mockingbird. When the time came for Wayamba to lay her eggs, they quarreled. She was going to, like her family, dig a hole in the sand near the rive... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Wayamba turtle Ula the lizard with three children was digging up sweet potatoes on the plain. Suddenly she thought she felt some movement behind the large bushes. She listened. Suddenly Wayamba jumped out from behin... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Black-breasted Magpie One afternoon, Mugra-ba, the black-breasted magpie, was grinding a grain of dunbar grass on a dey-url stone. He poured the flour into a bark virri. There was a fire nearby to bake cakes. Having prepar... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Where did the frost come from? The seven sisters Mea-mei once lived on earth and were distinguished by their extraordinary beauty. They had waist-length hair, and their bodies glistened with icicles. Their father and mother lived f... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Black swans When Warrunna returned to his tribe after one of his journeys, he brought a weapon that the people had never seen before. He said that the weapon was made in a country where only women live. They gave... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Miracles that Varrunna saw When someone insulted the daen Varrunna, he left his hunting grounds and wandered. One night when he undertook this journey, it was raining heavily. The next morning he saw many fallen leaves. “There ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Warrunna's Journey to the Sea When the two Mea-mei were raised to heaven, Varrunna could not return them and began to wander alone. He was already far from Nerangledul, from where he had come. He passed Yaraanba, Narine, reached N... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Mea-mei - seven sisters Varrunna hunted for a long time, returned to the camp tired and hungry and asked his mother for darri - cakes made from grass seeds, but she replied that there were none left. Then he asked the Daen f... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Stone frogs One day the young sisters insulted the old Virinun so much that when they were hunting in the thickets, he turned them into Yuaya, or frogs. When several days passed and they still did not return to t... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Wagtail and rainbow Diriri was a widow and lived with her four young daughters. One day Bibby arrived and set up a camp not far from her. Diriri was so afraid of him that she could not sleep. At night she watched his cam... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Gala parrot and Ula lizard Ula the lizard was tired of lying in the sun doing nothing and decided: “I’ll go and play.” She took the boomerangs and started throwing them. At this time, Gala approached her and began to watch how ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
Enlight Bora drives away the darkness Bora the Kangaroo and his wife Dinewan Emu lived in a nan-nu, a grass hut. Bora was a great virinun. One evening, as he was getting ready for bed, he saw Dinevan making holes in the roof of the hut. -... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia
