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MCU 14/0106 Appendix F - Ecological Assessment
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Outside Study Area
Site number H29
Broad Eucalypt
Vegetation open forest
Group
Radius of 20
surveyed area
Characteristic Abundance
Hollows in Rare
trees and
stags
Fallen logs Occasional to
Common
(>10cm diam.)
Decorticating Nil
bark
Course Litter Occasional Waterway None
(>2cm diam)
Fine Litter Common Pond/pool/dam Absent
(<2cm diam)
Bare ground Nil Wetland/swamp Absent
Grass Occasional to Disturbance – wildfire Nil
Common
Soil cracks Nil Disturbance – grazing Nil
Stones (20- Nil Disturbance clearing Nil
60cm)
Boulders (61- Nil Disturbance – weeds Nil
2m)
Large Nil Disturbance - erosion Nil
boulders
(>2m)
Rock crevices Nil
Exfoliating Nil
rock
Other Other Other observations Other observations
observations observations
Remains Heard
Scats Seen grey fantail. Same birds as
across the powerline, several
seen flying back and forth.
Tracks
National park next to approx
50 m wide powerline
easement
Habitat Rank Arboreal and or hollow dependent: Very Low
Terrestrial & Ground dwelling (reptiles, mammals and birds): Moderate to High
Amphibious or water dependent life stage/wetland dependent: Very Low
Abundance score 7 to 0: Abundant, common-abundant, common, occasional to common, occasional, rare to occasional, rare, nil
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