Fun at Home - Wirajuny (barn owl) Mask Wajarri speakers have always known barn owl as wirajuny (wira-joo-ny)* and night as munga*. Discover what makes wirajuny such a good hunter during munga as you create your own impressive wirajuny mask. Time to do and skill level: 20 minutes to 1 hour. Easy - but adults may need to help. You will need: A4 print out of wirajuny mask template pdf, complete with additional information. PDF Download If possible, print on white card 120 – 200 gsm. Coloured pencils or pens Scissors Sticky tape or stapler About 50cm of hat elastic Hole punch Instructions Step 1 Read the information supplied on wirajuny and research images of this munga raptor. Step 2 Colour in the wirajuny mask paying attention to the detail you researched. Step 3 Cut out the mask and along all dotted lines for the eyes and beak. Step 4 Fold back the tabs for elastic. Step 5 Punch the holes and thread the elastic. Step 6 Secure the elastic with the sticky tape or stapler. Step 7 Now you can be wirajuny ready to fly stealthily and silently into the munga sky. Step 8 Post a picture or video of you wearing your wirajuny mask on the Museum of Geraldton’s Facebook page *Listen to language Visit the Bundiyarra Irra Wanga webpage for the Wajarri Dictionary Application and listen to language spoken by a Wajarri speaker. How many munga words can you find and say using the Wajarri Dictionary Application? This Fun at Home activity is presented by: