Buda-dji is the Carpet Snake who, in the dreamtime, carved out the Barron River and the creeks that join onto it, from the coast to the Tablelands. Buda-dji the Carpet Snake travelled many times along the Barron Gorge with his beautiful Nautilus shells.

Buda: dji (Carpet Snake)Music and English text by Dan WalkerDjabugay text and story passed on by Dennis Hunter, on behalf of the Djabugay traditional owners ...

The story of Buda:Dji is from the Djabugandji of Barron River, Kuranda in Northern QueenslandAs told by Ashley Coleman and Michael Quinn.Narrated by Malcolm ...

Buda: dji and the greedy birds / retold by Buster Brim, Nicola House, Michael Quinn ; illustrated by... - Catalogue | National Library of Australia. Cairns, Qld. : Priority Country Area Program, 1992. For children; Traditional Djabugay story with glossary and language activities. For primary school students. In English and Djabugay.

Buda Dji Dreaming is a collection of Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime stories from the Buluwai People of Queensland, Australia

Gudjugudju transformed into Buda:dji, the carpet snake, who created all rivers and creeks of the Barron Gorge National Park. During the wet season, Gudjugudju's presence is most profound in his rainbow form.

Buda Dji Dreaming is a collection of Dreamtime Stories of the Bulawai Aboriginal People of Kuranda, Australia. The stories include "Wangal", the boy who became the boomerang, "The Flood" a story that is 12, 000 years old, "Kunindooran", a Buluwai ancestral warrior who died in a great fire, "Damarri" who had his leg bitten off by "Ganyarra" the ...

Gondwana Indigenous Children’s Choir sing Buda:Dji, a Djabugay Story shared by Dennis Hunter. (Video via Gondwana Indigenous Choir, conducted by Lyn Williams. See our website for full acknowledgement)

2020年1月28日 · Buda-dji is the Carpet Snake who, in the dreamtime, carved out the Barron River and the creeks that join onto it, from the coast to the Tablelands. Buda-dji the Carpet Snake travelled many times along the Barron Gorge with his beautiful Nautilus shells.

2013年3月24日 · For indigenous people the gorge is the home of Buda-dji the Carpet Snake who, in the dreamtime, cut out the Barron River from the coast to the tablelands. Buda-dji travelled along the Barron Gorge with his beautiful Nautilus shells, bartered them with different clans along the river for dilly bags and eel traps.