Wiringarri (Barn Owl) - 2014

Wiringarri (Barn Owl) - 2014

2014 Milpirri - Jardiwanpa

Wiringarri (Barn Owl)
 

Dance Story

Men with Women supporting.

This is a light (open) version of this dance. The Wiringarri is a nighttime bird. The young Wiringarri go around following their parents, being taught how to fly. They go around following their parents. They make a circle and flap their new feathers and wings to make them strong. They try to take off but they not strong enough. This is a Ngajakula dance. The leaves represent the new feathers growing. Jampijinpa and Jupurrula are Kurdulangu (Managers) for this one.

Walya (Place)

Yinapaka (Lake Surprise)

Belonging to Skin Groups: Japaljarri, Jungarrayi, Napaljarri and Nungarrayi (Yellow Group)

2014 Photos

2014 Story

Biology

Barn Owl (Tyto alba)

Find out more about this bird by visiting Birdlife Australia.

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