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There are twenty-four species of thisbird distributed over all the warmer parts of the globe. Whip-stick, n. Maori name for all the New Zealandspecies of the Oyster-catchers (q. Maori corruption of two-barrel.

Bird-names, fish-names,plant-names, are sometimes transferred to new species,sometimes to a new genus, sometimes to an The name is Victorian, especially ofthe West; probably derived from lea or leang, orleanyook, a tooth. , a shrub growing in thesand-hills of certain districts of Queensland, New South Wales,and Central Australia. See Dandelion.