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Approved Fauna Management Plan OPW20-0051 - 2 of 3
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Lot 101 on SP142407, Lot 140 on MCH978, Lot 3 on RP137375,
Lot 2 on RP852009 and Lot 8 on RP160703 – 27 Wilgee Court, Cooroy
3.2.1 Habitat for Previously Recorded Conservation Significant Fauna
Table 1 identifies the habitat values for the conservation significant fauna species which have been
previously recorded within a 2km radius of the site on the Wildlife Online database.
Table 1 – Habitat value for previously recorded conservation significant fauna species
Previously Recorded Preferred Habitat Habitat Value within the Site
Fauna Species
Adelotus brevis Lives in rainforests, open forests Foraging and breeding – dams and
and woodlands in association with drainage lines may provide breeding
tusked frog
water. Also found in suburban habitat. No individuals were
gardens. incidentally heard calling during the
site assessment.
Erythrotriorchis radiatus Occurs in coastal and sub-coastal Species is considered functionally
areas in wooded and forested lands extinct on the Sunshine Coast.
red goshawk
of tropical and warm-temperate
Australia
Hirundapus caudacutus A migratory aerial bird which winters Suitable habitat exists however would
in Australia. It forages on flying not be considered important for the
(white-throated needletail)
insects in forests shrublands and species which is only an occasional
grasslands on the east and north migratory visitor to the region.
coast of Australia and roosts in trees
(DES, 2020).
Litoria pearsoniana Inhabits streams in rainforest and Nil – No streams in rainforest
adjacent wet sclerophyll forest at vegetation communities present
cascade treefrog
elevations of 200-1000m in south- within the site.
east Queensland
Mixophyes iteratus In rainforests and wet sclerophyll Nil – No streams in rainforest
forests in upper to lower catchment vegetation communities present
giant barred frog
areas within the site.
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