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SCANLON PROPERTY GROUP,

Ecological Assessment

natural solutions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Draft Report environmental consultants
LIKELIHOOD
SPECIES COMMON | staTus HABITAT OF
OCCURRENCE
Xeromys myoides False Water} QV,CV | Saline grassland, mangroves, Unlikely
Rat margins of freshwater swamps and
lakes close to foredunes.
Reptiles
Coeranoscincus Three-toed QR, CV Rainforest and adjacent wet Unlikely
reticulatus Snake-tooth sclerophyll forests, where it is
Skink usually found in rotting logs or in
soil under fallen timber.
Ophioscincus Short QR Dry sclerophyll, coastal heathland, Unlikely
truncatus Limbed rainforest and associated wet
Snake Skink sclerophyll.
Amphibians
Adelotus brevis Tusked Frog Qv Near puddles, streams and water Unlikely
bodies in rainforest, wet
schlerophyll forest and open grazing
country. Usually found under logs or
stones or in cavities and crevices.
Crinia tinnula Wallum Qv Acid paperbark swamps of the Known
Froglet wallum country.
Litoria freycineti Wallum Qv A terrestrial frog found in a wide Likely
Rocketfrog variety of heath and forest habitats
usually on warm spring or summer
nights after rain.
Litoria Wallum QV, CV | Along creeks and in marshy or Likely
olongburensis Sedge Frog swampy lowland habitat amongst
emergent vegetation and reeds in
the wallum region.
Litoria cooloolensis_ | Cooloola QR Often associated with water in Likely
Sedge Frog wallum country, lowland rainforest

 

 

 

 

and vegetation surrounding
freshwater lakes.

 

 

Status: C = Commonwealth (EPBC); Q = Queensland (NCA); BCC = Brisbane City Council; LC = Least Concern; R =

Rare; V = Vulnerable; U-R = Uncommon to Rare; M = EPBC listed migratory species; LM = EPBC Listed marine

species; LO = EPBC listed over-fly marine species.

Habitat Description / Status References: Wildlife Online and EPBC Databases; Queensland Museum 1995.

 

June 2007

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