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Ecological Assessment
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Site number H14
Broad Eucalypt open
forest
Vegetation
Dense shrub/vine
Group layer
Radius of 20
surveyed area
Characteristic Abundance
Hollows in Nil
trees and
stags
Fallen logs Rare
(>10cm diam.)
Decorticating Rare
bark
Course Litter Rare to Waterway None
Occasional
(>2cm diam)
Fine Litter Abundant Pond/pool/dam Absent
(<2cm diam)
Bare ground Nil Wetland/swamp Absent
Grass Nil Disturbance – wildfire Minor
Soil cracks Nil Disturbance – grazing Nil
Stones (20- Nil Disturbance clearing Nil
60cm)
Boulders (61- Nil Disturbance – weeds Nil
2m)
Large boulders Nil Disturbance - erosion Nil
(>2m)
Rock crevices Nil
Exfoliating Nil
rock
Other Other Other observations Other observations
observations observations
Remains Heard Lewins honeyeater
Grey Fantail
Scats Seen
Tracks
Habitat Rank Arboreal and or hollow dependent: Very Low to Low
Terrestrial & Ground dwelling (reptiles, mammals and birds): Moderate
Amphibious or water dependent life stage/wetland dependent: Very Low
Abundance score 7 to 0:
Abundant, common-abundant, common, occasional to common, occasional, rare to occasional, rare, nil
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