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Scientific name Common Status (EPBC Habitat requirements Habitat present
name & NC Act) on site?
eucalypt forest drainage lines
Boronia keysti Key’s Boronia V (NC) Sandy soil close to the water table in Yes, along
moist eucalypt forest (Lebler 1977) drainage lines
Fauna
Litoria olongburensis Wallum Sedge V(EPBC,NC) Along creeks and in marshy or swampy Yes, within
Frog jowland habitats amongst emergent heathlands
vegetation and reeds of the wallum
(Cogger 1992).
Chalinolobus dwyeri Large-eared V (EPBC) Variety of drier habitats, including the Yes, anywhere
Pied Bai, R(NC) dry sclerophyli forests and woodiands to
Large Pied Bat the east and west of the Great Dividing
Range (Strahan 1995).
Dasyurus maculatus Spotted-tail V (EPBC) Wide range of habitats including Yes, in eucalypt
maculatus (s. lat.) Quoll, E (NC) rainforests, open forest, woodland, forest
coastal heathland and ‘inland riparian
forest (Strahan 1995).
Potorous tridactylus Long-nosed V(EPBC,NC) Coastal heath and dry and wet Yes, anywhere
tridactlyus Potoroo (SE sclerophyli forests. A major habitat
Mainland) requirement is the relatively thick
ground cover and it seems to be
concentrated in areas where the soil is
Light and sandy.
Pteropus poliocephalus Grey-headed V (EPBC) Feeds on a variety of flowering and Yes, anywhere
Flying-fox fruiting plants and is responsible for the
seed dispersal of many rainforest trees
such as native figs and palms. It also
feeds extensively on the blossoms of
eucalyptus, angophoras, tea trees and
banksias.
Xeromys myoides Water Mouse, -V (EPBC) Variety of well watered habitats Yes, along
False Water V (NC) including mangrove forests, freshwater heathiand edge
Rat lagoons, sedged lakes close to foredunes and lakes
and swamps.
Cyclopsitta diophthalma Coxen’s Fig- E (EPBC) Rainforest, gardens with soft fruit trees Unlikely
coxeni Parrot E (NC) (Simpson & Day 1989).
Erythrotriorchis radiatus Red Goshawk _V (EPBC) Coastal and sub coastal forests and Yes, anywhere
EB (NC) tropical woodlands (Simpson & Day
1989).
Lathamus discolor Swift Parrot E (EPBC) Drier open forests, woodiands, parks and Yes, anywhere
gardens (Simpson & Day 1989).
Turnix melanogaster Black-breasted V(EPBC,NC) Rainforest and Lantana thickets (Simpson Unlikely
Button-quail & Day 1989).
Sterna Albifrons Little tern E (NC) Coasts, sometimes inland watercourses Unlikely
(Simpson & Day 1989).
Ephippiorhynchus Black-necked R(NC) River pools, swamps, intertidal flats Unlikely
asiaticus stork (Simpson & Day 1989).
Numenius Eastern curlew R (NC) Estuaries, mudflats, mangroves and Unlikely
madagascariensis sandpits (Simpson & Day 1989).
Esacus neglectus Beach stone- V (NC) Reefs, beaches, coastal mudflats Unlikely
curlew (Simpson and Day 1984)
Calyptorhynchus lathami Glossy black- V (NC) Open forest and semi-arid woodland, Unlikely
cockatoo especially Casuarina.
Pezoporus wallicus Ground Parrot V (NC) Coastal, tableland heaths, sedgelands. Yes, in
watlicus heathland.

 

1. EPBC = Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999; NC = Nature Conservation (Wildlife) Regulations 1994

2. E = Endangered; V = Vulnerable; R = Rare

 

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