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TABLE 4 LIKELIHOOD OF SIGNIFICANT FAUNA SPECIES OCCURRING ON SITE
LIKELIHOOD
SPECIES coun. STATUS HABITAT OF
OCCURRENCE
Birds
Accipter Grey QR Rainforests, forests, forest gullies Unlikely
novaehollandiae Goshawk and valleys, tall woodlands and
timbered watercourses.
Anseranas Magpie Lo Large seasonal wetlands and well Transient
semipalmata Goose vegetated dams with rushes and
sedges.
Apus pacificus Fork-tailed M, LO Over open country, from semi Transient
Swift deserts to coasts.
Ardea alba Great Egret M, LO Wetlands, flooded pastures, dams, Occasional
estuarine mudflats, mangroves and
reefs.
Ardea ibis Cattle Egret M, LO Wide range of open habitats from Likely
grazing paddocks to wetlands and
tidal mudifats.
Calyptorhynchis Glossy Black Qv Allocasuarina species within Unlikely
lathami Cockatoo woodland, forests, timbered water
courses.
Cyclopsitta Coxen's Fig- | QE, CE, | Rainforests, adjacent eucalypt Unlikely
diophthalma coxeni_ | Parrot M woodlands and coastal scrubs with
fig and soft fruit trees.
Ephippiorhynchus Black- QR Coastal wetlands, mangroves, tidal Occasional
asiaticus necked Stork mudflats, and estuaries.
Erythrotriorchis Red QE, CV | Open forests, woodlands especially Possible
radiatus Goshawk near rivers, wetlands, rainforest Transient
fringes.
Gallinago hardwickii | Latham’s M, LO Soft wet ground or shallow tussocks Unlikely
Snipe and other green or dead growth.
Haliaeetus White-bellied M, LO Wide range of coastal habitats. Likely
leucogaster Sea Eagle
Hirundapus White- M, LO Airspace over forests, woodlands, Likely
caudactus throated farmlands, plains, lakes etc within
Needletail its range.
Lathamus discolor Swift Parrot CE,LO | Eucalypt forests and woodlands, Unlikely
plantations and banksias.
Merops ornatus Rainbow M,LO | Wide range of open habitats from Likely
Bee-eater grazing paddocks to wetlands and
tidal mudlfats.
Monarcha Black-faced M,LO | Rainforests, eucalypt woodlands, Unlikely
melanopsis Monarch coastal scrubs.
Monarcha Spectacled M,LO | Understorey of lowland and Unlikely
trivirgatus Monarch mountain rainforest.
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