Rev Fauna Flora Assessment

                                                                                                                                      Native Foresters



TABLE 5: Breeding habitat assessment and likelihood of occurrence for listed species
 Scientific Name        Common           NCA       EPBC        Likelihood   Comments                                 Presence of breeding places or
                        Name            status     status          of                                                breeding habitat
                                                               occurrence
                                                                            Habitat generalist that breeds in        Potential habitat at stormwater outlet
                        Tusked                                              shallow, water-holding depressions in    and depressions, but no individuals
 Adelotus brevis                          V           -         Possible    wet sclerophyll forest, rainforest and   detected
                        frog
                                                                            disturbed areas.

                                                                            Habitat specialist requires ephemeral,   Potential habitat (i.e. ephemeral
                                                                            acidic, wallum wetland but tolerant of   ponding) present at stormwater outlet
                                                                            disturbance.                             and depressions and through
 Crinia tinnula         Wallum            V           -         Possible                                             Melaleuca wetland, but no individuals
                        froglet                                                                                      detected. Large populations of
                                                                                                                     Beeping froglet and gudgeon may
                                                                                                                     occlude the presence of Wallum
                                                                                                                     froglet.
                                                                            Habitat specialist requires ephemeral,   Potential habitat (i.e. ephemeral
                        Wallum                                              acidic, wallum wetland but tolerant of   ponding) present at stormwater outlet
 Litoria freycineti                       V           -         Possible
                        rocketfrog                                          disturbance.                             depressions and throughout Melaleuca
                                                                                                                     wetland, but no individuals detected.
                                                                            Primary and secondary koala food         Absent
 Phascolarctos                                                              trees present. Koalas may traverse the
                        Koala             V           V         Possible    area as they disperse from adjacent
 cinereus
                                                                            good quality habitat in Tewantin
                                                                            National Park and Harry Springs Park.
 Pteropus               Grey       –                                        Forms large camps and roosting           Absent – no known breeding colony or
 poliocephalus          headed                                              colonies, usually near water.            maternity roost present.
                        flying fox                              Known -     Disperses widely to forage in
                                          V           V                     rainforest, melaleuca and mangrove
                                                                foraging
                                                                            woodland, swamps and disturbed
                                                                            areas with suitable Eucalypt,
                                                                            Corymbia and Melaleuca trees.
 Tenuibranchiurus       Swamp                                               Inhabits coastal wallum swamps and       Present east of Carramar carpark as
 glypticus              crayfish          E           -          Known      is found among sedges rather than        shown in Figure 8 and Appendix B
                                                                            open water.




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