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MCU14/0056 - Attachment I -Environmental Report
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environmental management
ecological assessment report
Species Details Legislation Occurrence
Habitat Features
Likely
Common Possible Unlikely
Scientific Name NCA Listing EPBC Act Confirmed to
Name to Occur To Occur
Occur
street trees.
This species has the potential to occur on site due to
the presence of mature Eucalypts.
Menura alberti Albert's Near In Queensland, it is restricted to scattered and sometimes
Lyrebird Threatened isolated sites in the area from Tamborine Mountain to
Lamington National Park, and from the McPherson Range
west to Mount Barney National Park and near Killarney. It
is also found along the Great Divide and associated
ranges, from Wilsons Peak north to Cunningham's Gap
and Mount Mistake in Main Range National Park. This
species is mostly confined to rainforests and wet
sclerophyll forests with mesic understorey, usually at
altitudes of more than 300 m above sea level. They are
typically located in gullies, along watercourses, and on the
slopes and ridges of steep mountain ranges
This species is unlikely to occur on site due to lack of
suitable habitat.
Podargus Plumed Vulnerable This species prefers subtropical rainforest, particularly in
ocellatus Frogmouth deep, wet, sheltered gullies along creeklines and often
plumiferus containing stands of Bangalow Palms or ferns. Less often,
they are found in the ecotone between rainforest and wet
Eucalyptus forests, or occasionally in cool rainforest and
higher elevation temperate rainforests.
This species is unlikely to occur due to lack of suitable
habitat.
The Lewin's Rail inhabits swamps and is very secretive and
rarely seen.
Lewinia pectoralis Lewin's Rail
Near
Threatened This species is unlikely to occur due to lack of suitable
habitat.
Ninox strenua Powerful Vulnerable The Powerful Owl is found in open forests and woodlands,
Owl as well as along sheltered gullies in wet forests with dense
understoreys, especially along watercourses. Will
sometimes be found in open areas near forests such as
farmland, parks and suburban areas, as well as in remnant
bushland patches.
saunders havill group
age 61
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