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MCU 14/0106 Appendix F - Ecological Assessment
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Threatened Species Habitat
Scientific Name Common NCA Habitat Species Distribution Approach to survey Predicted Site Assessments Likely
Name Status Likely Presence
Presence Following
Prior to Survey
Survey
Fauna
Birds
Calyptorhynchus Glossy V The Glossy Black-Cockatoo is highly dependent on The Glossy Black-Cockatoo is widespread in According to Terrestrial Vertebrate Likely A 5 night/5 day fauna Absence Known
lathami Black- the distribution of Allocasuarina species and is eastern Australia from Eungella, Queensland Fauna Survey Guidelines for (medium) survey of the study area or Suspected
Cockatoo found in woodland dominated by Allocasuarina and south to east Gippland, Victoria, and inland Queensland (Eyre et al, 2012) was undertaken in April- (medium)
in open forests where it forms a substantial middle from southern central Queensland through appropriate survey techniques for May 2013. Specifically
layer. Often confined to remnant Allocasuarina the central west of New South Wales to diurnal birds are, diurnal bird surveys, dedicated morning bird
patches surrounded by cleared farmlands. Requires north-eastern Victoria. There is also an and incidental detection. surveys were undertaken,
tree hollows for breeding (Birds Australia, 2013). isolated population on Kangaroo Island, supplemented by diurnal
South Australia (Birds, 2013) and nocturnal incidental
observations.
Climacteris Red-Browed NT The Red-browed Treecreeper is found in cool, Distributed from Tewantin in south-east According to Terrestrial Vertebrate Unlikely A 5 night/5 day fauna Unlikely (high)
erythrops Treecreeper dense, wet eucalypt forests and is absent from Queensland, though the coastal mountains Fauna Survey Guidelines for (medium) survey of the study area
rainforest. Hilly or mountainous country is preferred of New South Wales to the highlands of east Queensland (Eyre et al, 2012) was undertaken in April-
(Qld Parks and Wildlife Service, 2001). and south east Victoria (Qld Parks and appropriate survey techniques for May 2013. Specifically
Wildlife Service, 2001). diurnal birds are, diurnal bird surveys, dedicated morning bird
and incidental detection. surveys were undertaken,
supplemented by diurnal
and nocturnal incidental
observations.
Ephippiorhynchus Black- NT The Black-necked Stork inhabits wetlands, such as The Black-necked Stork is restricted mainly According to Terrestrial Vertebrate Possible A 5 night/5 day fauna Absence Known
asiaticus Necked Stork floodplains of rivers with large shallow swamps and to coastal and near-coastal areas of northern Fauna Survey Guidelines for (medium) survey of the study area or Suspected
pools, and deeper permanent bodies of water. and eastern Australia. Throughout the Queensland (Eyre et al, 2012) was undertaken in April- (medium)
Occasionally individuals will stray into open grass, monsoonal areas of northern Australia, the appropriate survey techniques for May 2013. Specifically
woodland areas or flooded paddocks in search of Black-necked Stork is still widespread, but diurnal birds are, diurnal bird surveys, dedicated morning bird
food. The nest is a large platform of sticks and fewer numbers appear southwards to and incidental detection. surveys were undertaken,
other vegetation, which is placed in a tall tree eastern Australia (Birds Australia, 2013). supplemented by diurnal
standing in or near water. Birds are secretive and and nocturnal incidental
nest in isolated pairs (Birds Australia, 2013). observations.
Lewinia pectoralis Lewin's Rail NT It may occur in association with crakes at the edge Coastal eastern Australia and Tas (Thomas, According to Terrestrial Vertebrate Possible A 5 night/5 day fauna Possible (high)
of drying swamps in late summer; It also occurs in 2011). Fauna Survey Guidelines for (medium) survey of the study area rare use of the
overgrown ditches and Lantana thickets, (Thomas, Queensland (Eyre et al, 2012) was undertaken in April- Study Area.
2011). appropriate survey techniques for May 2013. Specifically
diurnal birds are, diurnal bird surveys, dedicated morning bird
and incidental detection. surveys were undertaken,
supplemented by diurnal
and nocturnal incidental
observations.
Melithreptus Black- NT Black-chinned Honeyeaters occupy the dry Eastern and northern Australia (Thomas, According to Terrestrial Vertebrate Unlikely A 5 night/5 day fauna Unlikely
gularis Chinned eucalypt woodland within an annual rainfall range of 2011). Fauna Survey Guidelines for (medium) survey of the study area (medium)
Honeyeater 400-700 mm, particularly associations containing Queensland (Eyre et al, 2012) was undertaken in April-
ironbark and box (SEWPAC, 2013). appropriate survey techniques for May 2013. Specifically
diurnal birds are, diurnal bird surveys, dedicated morning bird
and incidental detection. surveys were undertaken,
supplemented by diurnal
and nocturnal incidental
observations.
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