When We Go Walkabout Publisher / University of Queensland PressSet on Groote Eylandt, this beautiful book invites children to look for animals in different habitats throughout the course of one day. Told in Anindilyakwa and English. Yirruwa yirrilikenuma langwa, amiyembena yirrirringka yirruwa? When we go walkabout, what do we see? Up in a tree there is something flapping its wings at us. Duwedirra! Cockatoo! Down in the river we see something staring at us. Dingarrbiya! Crocodile! Back home there is someone
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