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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
Rostratula Inhabits shallow, brackish or
Australian
Possible freshwater terrestrial wetlands, Absent.
australis Painted - E
especially temporary ones with muddy
Snipe
margins and small, low-lying islands.
Ninox strenua Powerful Found in open forests, woodlands, Potential habitat present (areas
Owl and along sheltered gullies, often mapped as RE 12.5.4/12.5.3), but
near water. Will sometimes be found no individuals detected.
V - Likely in open areas near forests, farmland,
parks and suburban areas, as well as
in remnant bushland. Nests in old
growth trees.
Inhabits lowland, coastal plains with Absent.
Pezoporus dry and wet heath and sedgelands
Ground V - Possible (excluding permanent waterbodies).
wallicus wallicus Parrot
Prefers sites that undergo 5 – 8 year
fire intervals.
Turnix Black- Restricted to rainforests and forests, Absent
melanogaster breasted V V Possible low closed forests, particularly semi-
Button evergreen vine thicket, low microphyll
Quail vine forest, notophyll vine forest.
Reptiles
Shelters under rocks in Eucalypt- Potential habitat present, no
Collared Possible targeted survey (herptile funnel
Delma torquata V V dominated woodlands and open-
Delma trapping) conducted.
forests on Land zone 3, 9 and 10
Amphibians
Potential breeding habitat
present throughout areas
mapped as RE 12.3.13 and
Habitat specialist requires
Wallum 12.3.5 (core habitat) and RE
Crinia tinnula V - Known ephemeral, acidic, wallum wetland
Froglet 12.5.4 and 12.5.3 (non-core).
but tolerant of disturbance.
Large population identified within
200 metres of the landfill edge.
Refer to Figure 5 and 15.
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