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Seaview Terrace, Ecology Report

 

forest (Queenstand
Museum, 1995).

 

Canis lupus dingo

Dingo

Unlikely

 

fsoodon macrourus

Northern Brown
Bandicoot

Found in many habitat
types where protective
daytime cover is
available including urban
areas. Also found in wet
and dry sclerophyll forest
(Queensland Museum,
1995).

Potential

 

Melomys cervinipes

Fawn-Footed
Melomys

Rainforest and moist
lantana, bracken and
creek verges
{Queensland Museum,
4995).

Unlikely

 

Nyctimene robinsoni

Eastern Tube-
Nosed Bat

Occurs in coastal areas
In dense forest,
rainforest, regrowth
vegetation, riparian
forests particularly if figs
are present (Queensland
Museum, 1995).

Unlikely

 

Petauroides volans

Greater Glider

Tall mature eucalypt
forests and woodlands
(Queensland Museum,
1995)

Unlikely.

 

Petaurus breviceps

Sugar Glider

Generally found in wetter
or higher altitude habitats
or rainforest remnants
(Queensland Museum).

Unlikely, Hollow
bearing trees were
not observed during
the site visit.

 

Phascolarctos cinereus
(southeast Queensland
bioregian)

Koala (Southeast
Queenstand
Bioregion)

Eucalypt forests.
Favoured food trees
Include Grey Gum,
Tallowwood, Forest Red
Gum, Blackbutt, Potted
Gum, Scribbly Gum and
Brush Box (Queensland
Museum, 1995).

Potential. Some
feed trees on site.

 

Planigale maculata

Common Planigale

Found in dry forests and
woodlands often with
Blady Grass or Kangaroo
Grass (Queensland
Museum, 1995).

Uniikely

 

Pseudocheirus peregrinus

Common Ringtail
Possum

Common in a variety of
habitats including inner
city areas. Found in
rainforest, thick
vegetation along
watercourses, parks and
backyard gardens
(Queensland Museum,
1995).

Potential

 

Pteropus alecto

Black Flying-Fox

Roosts in high trees
especially mangroves
(Queensland Museum,
1995)

Unlikely

 

Rattus rattus*

Black Rat

Found anywhere around
human habitation,
typically an animal of
altered or degraded
habitat (Queensland
Museum, 1995).

Potential

 

Tachygilossus aculeatus

Short-Beaked

Found in many habitat

Potentially utilises

 

Echidna types with ground cover the site based on
and ants (Queensiand observed diggings
Museum, 1995). in termite mound.
Trichosurus caninus Short-Eared Mostly rainforest or thick Unlikely
Possum vegetation bordering

watercourses
(Queensland Museum,
1995).

 

Trichosurus vulpecula

 

Common Brushitail
Possum

 

 

Found in wet and dry
sclerophyll forests also
common in inner city

 

Potential

 

 

 

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