 While there, Joseph Banks, Herman Spöring and Daniel Solander made their first major collections of Australian flora.The crew's encounters with the local Aboriginal people were mainly peaceable; from the group encountered here the name "kangaroo" entered the English language, coming from the local Guugu Yimidhirr word for a kind of grey kangaroo, "gangurru" (pronounced ).Once repairs were completed, the voyage continued and at about midday on 22 August 1770, Cook reached the northernmost tip of the coast.