Pititjaku-pititjaku wangka kutjuparira wangkapai ikarka puṟunypa.
The pied butcher bird, like the bower bird, can change its call and make another sound.
Watingku nyii-nyii tjuṯa nyakula kulilpai, “Kapingka-mantiya nyinakatinyi.”
When a man sees zebra finches he thinks, “There must be water lying over there.”
Mininy-mininypa mantangka ngatiṟa pupapai munu mantangkaṯu ngampu tjunkupai.
The yellow-rumped thornbill rests in a a hollow in the ground that it makes and also lays it’s eggs straight on the ground.
