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Official bird and tree of Australia

To: Klaus & Brenda Uhlenhut <>
Subject: Official bird and tree of Australia
From: Brian Fleming <>
Date: Sat, 02 Mar 2002 18:35:16 +1100
Klaus & Brenda Uhlenhut wrote:
> 
> Hi everyone,
> I was asked a question and I don't really know (I know, I should know
> the answer!).
> 
> Q.:    What is the official bird and tree of Australia?
> 
> Please answer to me direct, and I thank you very much in advance.
>                 All the best,
>                                     Klaus
> 
> Kirrama Wildlife Tours
> Klaus & Brenda Uhlenhut
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> 
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> 
> 
I'm sure the Emu is our official bird, at Federal level.
And I strongly suspect that Golden Wattle is our official plant or
flower - at any rate it forms the 'mantling' to the Commonwealth
coat-of-arms. I don't know if we have an official tree distinct from
that. The wattle is justabout big enough to be a tree.
Anthea Fleming in Ivanhoe, Vic
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