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Attachment 7C - Flora and Fauna Survey Assessment_Noosa Landfill - Revision 3
Native Foresters
Scientific Name Common NCA EPBC Likelihood Habitat Preferences Presence of breeding places or
Name status status of breeding habitat
occurrence
Birds
Generally prefers closed forest and
Accipiter Grey requires tall, mature trees for nesting, Potential habitat present, no
NT - Possible
novaehollandiae Goshawk however may utilise other habitats individuals detected.
seasonally.
Widespread in northern Australia.
Anseranas
Magpie Occasional visitor to southern
semipalmata SL Migratory Possible Absent
Goose Queensland. Usually found near
waterways, wetlands, dams and lakes.
Almost exclusively aerial, flying
Fork-tailed
Apus pacificus SL Migratory Possible over inland plains but sometimes Absent
Swift
above foothills or in coastal areas.
Found in grasslands, woodlands and
Cattle
Ardea ibis SL Migratory Possible wetlands, but may also use pastures Absent
Egret
and croplands. Will forage at landfills.
Prefers shallow water, usually flowing,
Great
Ardea alba SL Migratory Possible but may be seen on any watered area, Potential habitat present.
Egret
including damp grasslands.
Inhabits tropical and warm-temperate
Erythrotriorchis Potential habitat present, no
Red Possible woodlands and forests, prefers
radiatus E V individuals detected.
Goshawk ecotones, often near wetlands or
woodlands with Eucalypts/Melaleucas.
Hirundapus White- Potential habitat present, no
Possible Largely aerial bird that sometimes
caudacutus throated - V individuals detected.
roosts in trees.
Needletail
Occurs mainly in open forests and
woodlands, shrublands, also in
cleared or semi-cleared habitats and
Rainbow farmlands. Nests located in long
Merops ornatus SL Migratory Likely Absent
Bee-eater burrow or tunnel excavated in flat or
sloping ground, in creek banks,
roadside cuttings, quarry walls, gravel
mounds or in cliff-faces.
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