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Table 3. CREVNT Fauna deemed moderately to highly likely to found within the project area
Status
Scientific Name NCA / Habitat requirements Likelihood of Occurrence
EPBC
Glossy Black Cockatoo like woodland areas dominated by Allocasuarina or open
sclerophyll forests and woodlands with a stratum of Allocasuarina beneath Eucalyptus.
South-eastern Glossy Moderate. A number of records
This species is also known to utilise appropriate woodlands, and small pockets of
Black-Cockatoo from the surrounding area however
V/V Allocasuarina and Casuarina feed trees in urban areas. Glossy black-cockatoos feed on
Calyptorhynchus project area does not contain
the seeds of nine species of Allocasuarina and Casuarina species throughout their range,
lathami optimal habitat
however within an area feeding it is often restricted to one or two species. They are
obligate hollow nesters and need large trees, usually eucalypts, for breeding.
Moderate. Suitable habitat within
The Koala has a fragmented distribution throughout eastern Australia. Inhabit eucalypt project area although relatively
Koala
E/E woodlands and forests. Feed on the foliage of more than 70 eucalypt species and 30 non- isolated from adjacent bushland.
Phascolarctos cinereus
eucalypt species, but in any one area will select preferred browse species. High number of recordings
throughout area.
Grey-headed Flying-foxes are generally found within 200 km of the eastern coast of
Grey-headed Flying- Australia, from Rockhampton in Queensland to Adelaide in South Australia. In times of
Moderate-High. Suitable foraging
fox Pteropus LC / V natural resource shortages, they may be found in unusual locations. Occur in subtropical
habitat within project area.
poliocephalus and temperate rainforests, tall sclerophyll forests and woodlands, heaths and swamps as
well as urban gardens and cultivated fruit crops.
Moderate. Suitable habitat nearby
Swamp Crayfish The Swamp Crayfish is found in Melaleuca swamps and shallow drainage channels. They
the development area. Known to
Tenuibranchiurus V/V prefer burrow into damp clay and peaty sand.
be associated with pre-clearance
glypticus
RE 12.3.5
The Wallum Sedge Frog is found in ephemeral, seasonal and permanent wetlands where
High. Suitable habitat in the vicinity
there are emergent reeds, ferns and sedges, in an undisturbed coastal wallum swamps.
Wallum Sedge Frog of the development area. Known to
V/V the Frog may also be found around creeks and freshwater lakes in coastal wallum. At
Litoria olongborensis be associated with pre-clearance
swamp sites, they can be found sheltering amongst sedges, reeds and ferns all year
RE 12.3.5
round
High. Suitable habitat in the vicinity
The Wallum Rocket Frog inhabits wet coastal heathlands where it is found around sedge
Wallum Rocket Frog of the development area. Known to
V/V swamps, freshwater lakes and drainage lines on low nutrient soils. They have also been
Litoria freycineti be associated with pre-clearance
recorded a considerable distance from water in eucalypt forest near wet heath.
RE 12.3.5
The wallum froglet are found in acidic wetlands in Melaleuca swamps, sedgeland, wet or
High. Suitable habitat in the vicinity
dry heathland and wallum woodland areas in the sandy coastal areas of south-east
Wallum Froglet of the development area. Known to
V/LC Queensland. Occasionally they occur in adjacent forests where there is a heathy
Crinia tinnula be associated with pre-clearance
understorey, and are known to occur in disturbed wallum habitat like 4WD-impacted sites,
RE 12.3.5
roadsides, quarry site, and partly cleared areas
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