Enlight How did mussels get into rivers? In the distant past, Manggi Warrey Mule, a seagull, once flew over the western plains with a mussel in its beak. Van, the raven, saw her and, wanting to find out what she was carrying, chased after he... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Bilba and Meira Bilba, the soft-haired dune rat, was once human and lived in the same camp with his comrade Meira, the spring wind. Meira was a strange companion - after all, you cannot see him. He could talk to Bilb... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Giger Giger - cold west wind Darrun, a night heron, lived near the river. At the bottom of the river lay a huge hollow log, in the middle of which Darrun cut a hole. He used the log as a trap for fish and people because he was a ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Legend of flowers When Bayame left the earth, going to live in the distant land of peace Bullima, located above the sacred mountain Ubi-Ubi, all the flowers withered and died. And new ones no longer grew in their place... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight The Legend of the Boomerang Residents of distant Australia have a legend about how the boomerang appeared. Many, many years ago there lived a strong and wise hunter, Yondi. Then the firmament hung over the earth, all people were... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Baloo's dogs One night Balu-moon looked at the earth illuminated by his light to see if anyone was moving there. He chose the time when everyone on earth was sleeping to play with his rattling dogs. He called them... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Virinun - rainmaker There was a drought in the country. Almost all the rivers have dried up. The grass was dead, even the trees were dying. No one lived in the Dardur huts anymore. They collapsed and rotted. After all, t... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight rain bird Bugu-doo-ga-da was an old woman. She lived alone with dingo dogs, of which there were four hundred. Bugu-doo-ga-da and the dogs ate human flesh, and she obtained this food for everyone by cunning. She... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Virinun Van-raven Van-raven was so cunning, as if fifty cunning crows had gathered in him. At least that's what Van thought about himself. One day he went fishing and caught a very small cod. He put it in a small pond ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Mullian-ga - morning star Mullian the falcon built his home high on the white eucalyptus tree of Yaraan. Here he lived apart from his tribe with his wife Mudea the Possum and his mother-in-law Mudea the Possum. Batterga, from ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Diginboya - warrior bird Diginboya was an old man, and it was already difficult for him to provide food for his two wives and two daughters. He lived with his family away from his tribe, but usually joined the people of Mulli... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Vida Mockingbird Vida played cruel jokes on the Daens who lived nearby. He built more than twenty hampi huts out of grass and lit a fire in front of them, as if someone were living in them. Then he would enter one hut... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
