SUPERSEDED - Approved Plan - OPW23/0084

                    Table 1. CREVNT fauna with a moderate to high likelihood of occurring on Site (DES Species Profile and Threats Database and DES Conservation Advice).

                                                               Status
                                  Fauna Name                                                    Habitat Requirements                                    Likelihood of Occurrence
                                                           NCA / EPBC
                     Regent honeyeater                     Critically   Primarily occurs in box-ironbark woodland, but also occurs in other         E. robusta occurs on Site, and
                     (Anthochaera phrygia)                 Endangered   forest types. Mainly feeds on nectar from eucalypts (e.g. Eucalyptus        mistletoe may be present. Unlikely
                                                                        robusta) and mistletoe, and prefers taller and larger diameter trees for    to occur within development area.
                                                                        foraging. Nests are usually placed in the canopy of mature trees with
                                                                        rough bark.
                     South-eastern glossy black-cockatoo   Vulnerable   Feed almost exclusively on the seeds of sheoaks (Allocasuarina spp.         No suitable nesting or feed trees are
                     (Calyptorhynchus lathami lathami)                  and Casuarina spp.). They nest in large hollows in both living and          present within or adjacent to the
                                                                        dead eucalypt trees. Eggs are laid from late January to early June.         area of works. Unlikely to occur.
                     Red goshawk                           Endangered   Occur in wooded and forested lands of tropical and warm-temperate           May occur flying overhead, however
                     (Erythrotriorchis radiatus)                        conditions, and in riverine forests. Nests in large trees, frequently the   suitable nesting trees do not occur
                                                                        tallest and most massive in a tall stand. Habitat has to be open            within area of works.
                                                                        enough for fast attack and manoeuvring in flight, but provide cover for
                                                                        ambushing of prey.
                     Australian painted-snipe              Endangered   Nest in a scrape in the ground near shallow wetlands, with areas of         Site does not include suitable
                     (Rostratula australis)                             bare wet mud and both upper and canopy cover nearby. Thought to             habitat. May occur flying overhead,
                                                                        breed in response to wetland conditions.                                    however will not be impacted.
                     Black-breasted buttonquail            Vulnerable   Nests consist of a scrape in the ground, lined with leaves, grass or        Clearing area does not contain
                     (Turnix melanogaster)                              moss. Nests are well-concealed and placed in the buttress root of a         suitable breeding habitat.
                                                                        tree or sapling, the base of a fern or under a low bush or grass            Rehabilitation area may contain
                                                                        tussock. Breed from September to May.                                       suitable nesting habitat.
                     Giant barred frog                     Endangered   Found near larger streams in rainforest and moist hardwood forest,          Site does not include suitable
                     (Mixophyes iteratus)                               under leaf litter or dense vegetation. May range up to 20m from             habitat. Unlikely to occur.
                                                                        streams on forest floor. Breeds in spring to autumn. Eggs are
                                                                        depoSited under overhanging muddy banks.
                     Tusked frog                           Vulnerable   Found in eucalypt forest close to ponds and slow-moving streams.            Very likely to occur in rehabilitation
                     (Adelotus brevis)                                  Breeds in spring to summer in leaf litter in a waterway.                    area. Unlikely to occur within area of
                                                                                                                                                    works.
                     Southern greater glider               Endangered   Most commonly occurs in tall, montane, moist eucalypt forests with          Clearing area does not contain
                     (Petauroides volans)                               relatively old trees and abundant hollows. Breed between March and          suitable breeding habitat.
                                                                        June.
                     Koala                                 Endangered   Found in a range of forests containing Koala preferred food trees (e.g.     Suitable habitat is available at the
                     (Phascolarctos cinereus)                           E. tereticornis). Breeds from September to February.                        eastern extent, however not within
                                                                                                                                                    the clearing area.
                     Grey-headed flying foxes              Vulnerable   Roosts are commonly found in gullies in vegetation with a dense             May be present along waterways,
                     (Pteropus poliocephalus)                           canopy. Breeds in early autumn.                                             however suitable roost trees are not
                                                                                                                                                    present within the clearing area.


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Version: 1, Version Date: 05/09/2023