Narrative about a lost girl by Linda Najinga and discussion about fish names in Kun-barlang 20140709IOv02 Kun-barlang varities

Linda Najinga tells a story about a little balanda 'white' girl who was lost at Nagalarramba to Isabel O'Keeffe, Frank Ambidjambidj and Lyn Narlbidgrrka. Then Linda and Lyn discuss fish names (from the Mawng fish poster) with Frank Ambidjambidj to check the correct Kun-barlang names for fish. Linda is from the Kunwinjku speaking Dangkorlo clan, but her mother was from the Kun-barlang speaking Marrbarrdji clan. Linda calls Frank Ambidjambidj 'mamam' (mother's father). Her mother's mother was a Gurrgoni woman. Frank Ambidjambidj is a Kun-barlang man from the Marrbbarrdji clan. The clan lect is referred to as Kun-marrabbarrdji. He is married to Margaret Marlingarr. In 2006 he was living at Minjilang, Croker Island. In 2014 he was living at Warruwi, South Goulburn Island. Lyn is a Kunwinjku woman. Isabel O'Keeffe (née Bickerdike)