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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 7 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 8-10 Schedule Appendix - Clean version
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Survey Technique Methods Minimum Duration
Call Playback This technique uses call playback to 12 nights
determine the presence of species that may
be difficult to detect visually (eg owls and
frogs).
For amphibians – Two sessions of call
playback to simulate calling activity of
breeding males. Usually crepuscular survey
carried out for 1530 minutes over 12
nights.
AE consideration Overuse of mimicry calls
should be avoided
Ultrasonic bat Call Detectors Echolocation call detectors that record the 34 nights
ultrasonic calls of microchiropteran bats
should be deployed over 34 nights and
programmed to record continuously from
sunset to sunrise. Detectors should be
placed on the edge of flyways through
vegetation, approximately 11.5m above
ground level. Data can be recorded in full
spectrum or memory efficient zero crossing
formats depending on level of analysis
required. The call sonograms are
compared with those of reference calls from
southern Queensland and/or with published
call descriptions (Reinhold et al. 2001;
Pennay et al. 2004) using a range of
acoustic analysis software. Reporting
should follow the Australasian Bat Society
standards for the interpretation and
reporting of bat call data (Reardon 2003).
Species nomenclature should follow van
Dyck et al. (2013) unless otherwise
specified.
**FINAL DRAFT Post Consultation 2019**
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