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
 Monarcha                                                                      Prefers thick understorey in rainforests,
                       Spectacled
 trivirgatus                             SL      Migratory    Possible         wet gullies and waterside vegetation, as Potential habitat present.
                       Monarch
                                                                               well as mangroves.
                                                                               Widespread in rainforest, Eucalypt
                                                                               forest and regrowth with shrubby
                       Black-                                                  understorey. Breeds in rainforest, nest
 Monarcha
                       faced            SL        Migratory Possible           usually situated near top of tree with     Potential habitat present.
 melanopsis
                       Monarch                                                 large leaves, top of sapling, or in
                                                                               shrubs, nest well concealed by foliage
                                                                               and secured in a fork.
                                                                               Widespread in Qld, inhabits eucalypt       Potential habitat present, no
                                                                               forests, often near wetlands or            individuals detected.
                                                                               watercourses. Nest placed in a fork of
 Myiagra               Satin
                                        SL        Migratory Possible           outer branches of trees, such as
 cyanoleuca            Flycatcher
                                                                               paperbarks, eucalypts, and banksia,
                                                                               usually in same area or same tree
                                                                               each year.
                                                                               Widespread along coast and in              Absent
                                                                               terrestrial wetlands of tropical and
                       Eastern                                Possible         temperate Australia and off-shore
 Pandion cristatus                      SL             -
                       Osprey                                                  islands. Stick nest used year after year
                                                                               and placed in fork of tall dead tree or
                                                                               other tall structure e.g. cliff or post.
                                                                               Fresh water marshes at the edges of        Absent
                                                                               lakes and rivers, lagoons, flood-plains,
                                                                               wet meadows, swamps, reservoirs,
 Plegadis
                       Glossy Ibis      SL        Migratory Possible           sewage ponds, rice-fields and
 falcinellus
                                                                               cultivated areas under irrigation.
                                                                               Breeds at only a few locations in
                                                                               Australia.
                                                                               Inhabits rainforest, woodlands and         Absent
                                                                               regrowth, usually with a dense
 Rhipidura             Rufous
                                        SL        Migratory Possible           shrubby understorey, in coastal and
 rufifrons             Fantail
                                                                               near coastal districts of northern and
                                                                               eastern Australia




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