Appendix M - Ecology Report

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                                                        Status                                                            Likely
   Scientific Name          Common Name                                  Source            Typical Habitat              Occurrence
                                                 EPBC    NCA     Other

MAMMALS

Calyptorhynchus          Glossy Black-cockatoo    E       V              DEHP     Open forest and woodlands of the      Possible
lathami halmaturinus                                                              coast and the Great Dividing
                                                                                  Range up to 1000 m in which
                                                                                  stands of she-oak species,
                                                                                  particularly Black She-oak
                                                                                  (Allocasuarina littoralis), Forest
                                                                                  She-oak (A. torulosa) or Drooping
                                                                                  She-oak (A. verticillata).

Chalinolobus dwyeri      Large-eared pied bat     V       V              EPBC     Sandstone escarpments in the     Unlikely
                                                                                  Carnarvon, Expedition Ranges and
                                                                                  Blackdown Tablelands.

Dasyurus hallucatus      Northern Quoll           E                      EPBC     Rocky escarpment, open forest         Unlikely
                                                                                  and open woodland.

Dasyurus maculatus       Spotted-tail Quoll       E       V              EPBC     Wet eucalypt forest and rainforest.   Unlikely
maculatus                                                                         Probably extinct around Brisbane
                                                                                  area.

Petauroides volans       Greater Glider           V       V              EBPC,    Tall eucalypt forests and             Possible
                                                                         DEHP     woodlands. Uncommon, probably
                                                                                  extinct in northern and western
                                                                                  suburbs of Brisbane.

Phascolarctos cinereus   Koala                    V       V              DEHP,    Eucalypt forests in eastern QLD,      Likely
(SEQ bioregion)                                                          EPBC     NSW and VIC.

Pteropus poliocephalus Grey-Headed Flying-        V                      EPBC     Camps located near water around       Likely
                       Fox                                                        coastal eastern Australia.

REPTILES

Delma torquata           Collared Delma           V       V              EPBC     Inhabits eucalypt dominated        Unlikely
                                                                                  woodland and open forest where it
                                                                                  is associated with suitable micro-
                                                                                  habitats (exposed rocky outcrops).

Furina dunmalli          Dunmall’s Snake          V       V              EPBC,    Preferred habitat is Brigalow.        Unlikely
                                                                         DEHP

AMPHIBIANS

Mixophyes iteratus       Giant Barred Frog        E       E              EPBC     Wet forests. Restricted to Stanley,   Possible
                                                                                  Caboolture, and Coomera River
                                                                                  catchments.

INSECTS




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                                                                                   Detailed Ecological Assessment