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File Number: 0307-001
Project Manager: Brett Taylor
Client: Mt Gravatt Environment Group
Project Title: Flora, Fauna and Fauna Corridor Assessment of Mimosa Creek Precinct
Project Author/s: Brett Taylor and Alanna Main
Project Summary: The flora and fauna of Fox Gully and surrounds was assessed for its suitability for conservation significant species and to allow for comment on strategies for connecting bushland remnants in the area.
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FLORA, FAUNA AND FAUNA CORRIDOR ASSESSMENT OF MIMOSA CREEK PRECINCT
Table of Contents
1.0� INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 1�1.1.� BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE .......................................................................................... 1�1.2.� SITE DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................................... 1�
2.0� METHODOLOGY ............................................................................................................. 1�2.1.� DESKTOP REVIEW ........................................................................................................... 1�2.2.� FLORA SURVEY ............................................................................................................... 1�2.3.� FAUNA SURVEY............................................................................................................... 2�
3.0� DESKTOP RESULTS ...................................................................................................... 2�3.1.� FAUNA ............................................................................................................................ 2�3.2.� FLORA ............................................................................................................................ 2�3.3.� REMNANT VEGETATION ................................................................................................... 2�3.4.� ESSENTIAL HABITAT ........................................................................................................ 3�3.5.� REGROWTH VEGETATION ................................................................................................ 3�3.6.� ESSENTIAL REGROWTH HABITAT ..................................................................................... 3�
4.0� FIELD RESULTS ............................................................................................................. 3�4.1.� FAUNA SPECIES .............................................................................................................. 3�4.2.� FLORA SPECIES .............................................................................................................. 3�4.3.� VEGETATION COMMUNITIES ............................................................................................. 7�
5.0� FAUNA HABITAT VALUES AND MOVEMENT CORRIDORS ....................................... 7�5.1.� HABITAT VALUES FOR TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE SPECIES ............................................. 7�
5.1.1.� Open Eucalypt forest/Woodland ............................................................................. 7�5.1.2.� Riparian Forest ..................................................................................................... 17�5.1.3.� Open Disturbed Habitat ........................................................................................ 17�
5.2.� POTENTIAL FAUNA MOVEMENT CORRIDORS IN THE FOX GULLY STUDY AREA ................. 18�5.2.1.� Potential Fauna Corridor A ................................................................................... 18�5.2.2.� Potential Fauna Corridor B ................................................................................... 18�5.2.3.� Potential Fauna Corridor C ................................................................................... 19�
5.3.� DISCUSSION OF POTENTIAL ECOLOGICAL CORRIDORS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ............ 19�6.0� REFERENCES ............................................................................................................... 21�
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List of Figures
Figure 4.1 Vegetation communities and connectivity options
List of Appendices
Appendix 1 Database search results Appendix 2 Current Regional Ecosystem mapping Appendix 3 Survey fauna species list Appendix 4 Survey flora species list
List of Abbreviations
BAAM Biodiversity Assessment and Management Pty Ltd BCC Brisbane City Council DERM Queensland Department of Environment and Resource Management EPBC Act Commonwealth Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999EVNT Endangered, Vulnerable or Near Threatened LP Act Queensland Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002 MGOR Mount Gravatt Outlook Reserve NC Act Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992 NAPSP Brisbane City Council’s Natural Assets Planning Scheme Policy 2000 RCBR Roly Chapman Bushland Reserve RE Regional Ecosystem SEQ South-east Queensland SEWPAC Commonwealth Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and
CommunitiesVM Act Queensland Vegetation Management Act 1999
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1. BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE
Biodiversity Assessment and Management (BAAM) has prepared this report for the Mt Gravatt Environment Group for the purpose of providing an independent ecological assessment on lands described as Mt Gravatt Outlook Reserve (MGOR), Roly Chapman Bushland Reserve (RCBR) and potential corridors linking the two.
The specific aims of this report are to provide:
� An account of the flora and fauna present within the study area, including species lists and significance status under the Commonwealth’s Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999(EPBC Act), Queensland’s NatureConservation Act 1992 (NC Act) and Brisbane City Council’s (BCC) Planning Scheme;
� An evaluation and comment on the presence or absence of any at-risk, migratory or otherwise significant species within the study area, with accompanying mapping of their locations;
� An assessment of and comment on any significant faunal habitats (terrestrial and aquatic) within the study area, including their contribution to faunal movement corridors;
� An assessment of the impacts of the road network in relation to the spatial distribution and sensitivity of any fauna species or populations of significance under State and/or Commonwealth legislation; and
� Recommendations for habitat management and preliminary design specifications/locations for infrastructure to provide for or assist with safe fauna movement opportunities, and recommendations for further ecological investigation deemed necessary.
The results of this report are based on a review of desktop searches and site investigations undertaken by Brett Taylor and Alanna Main on September 12th and 13th 2011.
1.2. SITE DESCRIPTION
The study area is located approximately 9 km south of the Brisbane CBD. The area lies directly east of the Pacific Motorway and includes the southern extent of Mt Gravatt
Outlook Reserve, Roly Chapman Bushland Reserve and adjoining lands adjacent to Klumpp Road.
2.0 METHODOLOGY
2.1. DESKTOP REVIEW
The ecological statutory framework for the study area incorporates legislation and planning instruments at the Commonwealth, State, regional and local levels relevant to terrestrial flora and fauna. The following statutes were reviewed with regard to their relevance to the study area:
� The Commonwealth EPBC Act in relation to Matters of National Environmental Significance;
� Queensland’s NC Act in relation to protected flora and fauna in Queensland;
� BCC’s Natural Assets Planning Scheme Policy 2000 (NAPSP) in relation to protected fauna and flora in Brisbane City;
� Queensland’s Vegetation Management Act 1999 (VM Act) with regard to mapped remnant vegetation, high value regrowth vegetation and essential habitat; and
� Queensland’s Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002 (LP Act) in relation to introduced pest fauna and flora.
Prior to the field survey, a desktop investigation was carried out of the EPBC Protected Matters Search Tool, the Queensland Department of Environment and Resource Management (DERM) Wildlife Online database and DERM Regional Ecosystem (RE) mapping for the local area. The results of these searches were used to inform the assessment by:
� Identifying communities and species of significance known from the region; and
� Determining which species of significance are most likely to occur if suitable habitat was located within the study area. Those species that are known from recent, nearby records and State mapping are considered more likely to occur if suitable habitat is located.
2.2. FLORA SURVEY
High resolution colour aerial photography and DERM certified RE mapping were viewed to
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delineate vegetation boundaries prior to site inspection.
Flora species encountered during the site inspection were recorded. Searches for significant species identified from the desktop study were conducted continuously while traversing the study area over a period of one and a half days.
Quaternary and tertiary level surveys were used to describe vegetation communities and verify RE mapping of the study area. Three tertiary sites (used for quantitative analysis and descriptions of vegetation—Neldner et al. 2005) were conducted within representative areas of each of the three currently mapped remnant REs. An additional 27 rapid quaternary sites were used across the broader study area to record conspicuous vegetation attributes and to assist with mapping vegetation communities.
2.3. FAUNA SURVEY
The terrestrial vertebrate field investigation involved site traverses over a period of two days and a single night. This included active searches of ground layer, low vegetation and under bark for amphibians, reptiles, bats and animal signs (e.g. scats, feeding remnants, remains and tracks), identification of birds from either direct observation or their distinctive calls, and the use of an ANABAT ultrasonic bat call recording device that was operational from 6pm until 6am the following morning. All bat calls within the vicinity of this device were recorded for later identification using specific computer software. General habitat assessments were also undertaken continuously throughout the duration of the field investigation.
The field assessment was conducted in accordance with BAAM’s Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service Scientific Purposes Permit No. WISP07368010 and Queensland Primary Industries and Fisheries Animal Ethics Committee Certification No. CA 2009/02/335.
3.0 DESKTOP RESULTS
3.1. FAUNA
The results of a search of the WildNet Online database (Appendix 1) identified 278 vertebrate fauna species previously recorded in the local area (4 km radius centred on the study area). Of these, 10 species are listed as Endangered, Vulnerable or Near Threatened (EVNT) under
the provisions of the Commonwealth’s EPBC Act and/or Queensland’s NC Act and 38 are considered locally significant under BCC’s NAPSP. In addition, 13 species listed as Migratory under the EPBC Act were identified from the database searches. The EPBC Protected Matters online search tool (Appendix1) indicates an additional 16 conservation significant terrestrial vertebrates may occur in the area.
It should be noted that many fauna species not applicable to the study area have been identified as a result of the large search area applied to the database searches. In addition, the EPBC Protected Matters online search tool is predictive only. The relevance of these results with regard to the extant habitat in the study area are presented in Section 4.1 and discussed in Section 5.1.
3.2. FLORA
The WildNet Online database search results identified 411 flora species previously recorded in the local area, including three EVNT species and 122 introduced species. The EPBC Protected Matters online search tool indicates an additional 14 conservation significant terrestrial flora species may occur in the area. The relevance of these results with regard to the extant habitat in the study area are presented in Section 4.2.
3.3. REMNANT VEGETATION
Current DERM-certified vegetation mapping (Appendix 2) indicates a total of three REs occur within the study area including: RE 12.11.5 comprising the north of the study area (MGOR including Firefly Gully and part of Fox Gully); and two REs (12.3.11 and 12.5.3/12.5.2) comprising remnant vegetation in RCBR. The mapped REs are described (DERM 2011) as follows:
� 12.11.5e/12.11.5a: Open eucalypt forest dominated by Spotted Gum Corymbia citriodora occurring on hills and ranges, listed as Least Concern under the VM Act;
� 12.3.11: Open-forest to woodland of Forest Red Gum Eucalyptus tereticornis, E. siderophloia and Corymbia intermediaoccurring on alluvial plains and drainage lines along coastal lowlands, listed as Of Concern under VM Act;
� 12.5.3: Open-forest dominated by Eucalyptus tindaliae and/or Scribbly Gum
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E. racemosa with other eucalypt species occurring on remnant tertiary surfaces, listed as Endangered under VM Act; and
� 12.5.2: Grassy open-forest to woodland dominated by Eucalyptus tereticornis and Corymbia intermedia occurring on remnant tertiary surface (usually deep red soils), listed as Endangered under VM Act.
� The ground-truthed results for vegetation community mapping are presented in Section 4.3.
3.4. ESSENTIAL HABITAT
Under current vegetation mapping (Appendix2), the bushland remnant located within RCBR is considered ‘essential habitat’ for Koala Phascolarctos cinereus. In addition, bushland to the west of and including Fox Gully is considered ‘essential habitat’ for Tusked Frog Adelotus brevis.
3.5. REGROWTH VEGETATION
High value regrowth is mapped in the western part of the study area: least concern woody regrowth in the disused farm area, and a small polygon of endangered woody regrowth to the south of this intersecting with Klumpp Road (Appendix 2).
3.6. ESSENTIAL REGROWTH
Mapped essential High Value regrowth habitat includes a small polygon of endangered woody regrowth vegetation intersecting with Klumpp Road to the south of the disused farm area (Appendix 2).
4.0 FIELD RESULTS
4.1. FAUNA SPECIES
A total of 47 terrestrial vertebrate species were recorded during the field survey. These included 40 birds, 5 mammals and 2 reptiles(Appendix 3). Of these, two are considered as species of conservation significance. Koala Phascolarctos cinereus is listed as Vulnerable in the south-east Queensland bioregion under the NC Act. One individual was observed during a spotlighting survey near the water tower above Fox and Firefly Gullies. Topknot Pigeon Lopholaimus antarcticus is considered Significant under BCC’s NAPSP. Several individuals were observed in both reserves
during the survey. After carrying out onsite habitat assessment a further 24 fauna species are considered to potentially occur within the Study Area (Table 4.1).
4.2. FLORA SPECIES
In total, 155 flora species were observed within the study area, as listed in Appendix 4. Of these species, 51 (32%) are exotic. Weed species are located throughout the site, although the abundance of weeds is generally greater in non-remnant vegetation communities and along edges adjacent to urban housing.
One significant species listed as Vulnerable under the EPBC Act and NC Act was observed during the survey: Macadamia Nut Macadamiaintegrifolia. However, this is a planted specimen and is unlikely to occur naturally in the habitats present. Based on the desktop results an additional 9 species are considered to have the potential to occur in the study area (Table 4.2).Six flora species observed on site are considered as Otherwise Significant under Brisbane’s NAPSP:
� Tulip Oak Argyrodendron actinophyllum;
� Common Tree Fern Cyathea cooperi;
� Redbean Dysoxylum mollissimum subsp.molle;
� Prickly Snake Vine Echinostephia aculeata;
� Narrow-leaved Red Gum Eucalyptusseeana; and
� Buttonwood Glochidion sumatranum.
Thirty-three species found on the site have an Environmental Weed Status according to BCC’s Invasive Species Management Plan 2007-2011. Twelve of these weed species are also listed as Class 3 pests under Queensland’s LP Act and two species are listed as Class 2 pests (Appendix 4). Under the Act a Class 2 weed is one that has already spread over substantial areas of Queensland, but its impact is so serious that control of the species is required to avoid further spread of the species onto properties that are not infested. By law, all landholders must try to keep their properties free of Class 2 weeds. A Class 3 weed is established in Queensland and has, or could have, an adverse economic, environmental or social impact. Landowners are not required to control Class 3 plants unless their land adjoins an environmentally significant area.
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spe
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in s
low
mov
ing
stre
ams
and
dam
s, p
artic
ular
ly a
roun
d ac
cum
ulat
ed
leav
es a
nd s
mal
l woo
dy d
ebris
. O
n la
nd, t
hey
can
be fo
und
unde
r log
s an
d in
hol
low
s/ro
ck
crev
ices
bes
ide
stre
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and
pond
s (M
eyer
et a
l. 20
01).
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ill re
lativ
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com
mon
in
Que
ensl
and
but h
ave
decl
ined
sig
nific
antly
in N
SW
. In
the
stud
y ar
ea th
ey m
ay o
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al
ong
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wer
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m o
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te o
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dis
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djac
ent t
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C
S
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all,
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wel
ling
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’ spe
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is w
ides
prea
d an
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vour
s dr
ier h
abita
ts.
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pot
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ngic
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C
S
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ativ
ely
com
mon
spe
cies
that
may
occ
ur in
Mim
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teno
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notu
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canu
s
C
S
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ust s
tripe
d sk
ink
spec
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that
is u
ncom
mon
in th
e B
risba
ne re
gion
. M
ay o
ccur
in
MG
OR
. Fi
re-ta
iled
Ski
nk
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ethi
a ta
enio
pleu
ra
C
S
Th
e Fi
re-ta
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nk o
ccur
s in
a w
ide
varie
ty o
f coa
stal
and
sub
coas
tal h
abita
ts, i
nclu
ding
op
en fo
rest
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d he
ath.
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s of
ten
asso
ciat
ed w
ith ro
ck o
utcr
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tuss
ock
gras
ses,
falle
n tim
ber a
nd a
reas
of d
ense
leaf
litte
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200
5).
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occ
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woo
ded
area
s th
roug
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stud
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anus
var
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N
C
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now
n to
occ
ur in
Too
hey
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st.
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pot
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l to
also
occ
ur in
MG
OR
. R
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ack
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e P
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s po
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riacu
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is o
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mos
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quen
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een
snak
es in
coa
stal
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tern
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tralia
. It
feed
s on
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s, re
ptile
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all
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sw
amps
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er b
anks
, wet
eu
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pt fo
rest
and
rain
fore
st (W
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200
5).
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pot
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occu
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vici
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of M
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nnul
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row
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logs
or r
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an
d m
ay re
mai
n in
the
sam
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elte
r site
for m
onth
s at
a ti
me
(Ehm
ann
1992
). H
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cret
ive
spec
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that
may
occ
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woo
ded
area
s th
roug
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ruit-
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geon
that
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ssoc
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d w
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info
rest
s. M
ay s
pora
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lly
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dens
er tr
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over
whe
re fr
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g tre
es o
ccur
. To
pkno
t Pig
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ting
pige
on th
at m
ay s
pora
dica
lly o
ccur
in th
e vi
cini
ty o
f fru
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tree
s.
Det
ecte
d du
ring
field
sur
vey.
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row
n G
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C
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is a
sec
retiv
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olita
ry s
peci
es th
at in
habi
ts fo
rest
s an
d w
oodl
ands
, in
clud
ing
farm
land
and
tree
d ar
eas
in u
rban
are
as.
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occ
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woo
ded
area
s th
roug
hout
. G
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k A
ccip
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ovae
holla
ndia
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NT
S
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wk
is a
sol
itary
, sec
retiv
e sp
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s th
at fo
rage
s by
am
bush
ing
prey
from
a
conc
eale
d pe
rch
in th
e tre
e ca
nopy
or b
y lo
w, f
ast f
light
(Deb
us 1
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. Lo
w p
oten
tial t
o oc
cur,
mos
t lik
ely
in d
ense
r cov
er.
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tern
Gre
at E
gret
A
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mod
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M
S
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at E
gret
s ar
e fo
und
in m
ost s
hallo
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al a
nd in
land
wet
land
hab
itats
, bot
h es
tuar
ine
and
fresh
wat
er, i
nclu
ding
man
-mad
e da
ms
and
pond
s an
d m
oist
gra
ssla
nds
(Mar
chan
t and
Hig
gins
199
0).
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occ
ur a
t tim
es a
long
Mim
osa
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ek a
nd th
e da
m o
n th
e si
te o
f the
dis
used
farm
(adj
acen
t to
MG
OR
). Fo
rk-ta
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Apu
s pa
cific
us
M
S
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eria
l for
ager
that
may
occ
ur o
ver a
ny h
abita
t inc
ludi
ng s
ubur
ban
area
s.
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te-th
roat
ed N
eedl
etai
l H
irund
apus
cau
dacu
tus
M
S
A
eria
l for
ager
that
may
occ
ur o
ver a
ny h
abita
t inc
ludi
ng s
ubur
ban
area
s.
Flor
a, F
auna
and
Fau
na C
orrid
or A
sses
smen
t M
imos
a C
reek
Pre
cinc
t fo
r Mt G
rava
tt E
nviro
nmen
t Gro
up
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mon
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e Sc
ient
ific
nam
e EP
BC
Act
N
C
Act
B
CC
Com
men
ts o
n sp
ecie
s oc
curr
ence
in th
e st
udy
area
G
loss
y-bl
ack
Coc
kato
o C
alyp
torh
ynch
us la
tham
i
V
S
The
Glo
ssy
Bla
ck-C
ocka
too
is a
n ex
trem
ely
spec
ialis
t fee
der,
feed
ing
alm
ost e
xclu
sive
ly o
n th
e se
eds
of th
e co
nes
of s
he-o
aks
(Cas
uarin
acea
e).
Ver
y lo
w p
oten
tial t
o oc
cur,
how
ever
th
ere
are
Wild
Net
reco
rds
and
pref
erre
d fe
ed tr
ees
in th
e st
udy
area
(Allo
casu
arin
a lit
tora
lis).
Pow
erfu
l Ow
l N
inox
stre
nua
V
Pow
erfu
l Ow
ls o
ccup
y la
rge
hom
e ra
nges
of a
bout
100
0 he
ctar
es.
Thei
r prin
cipa
l pre
y is
m
ediu
m-s
ized
mam
mal
s, p
artic
ular
ly p
ossu
ms
and
glid
ers,
whi
ch o
ften
repr
esen
t mor
e th
an
50%
of t
heir
diet
(Hig
gins
199
9).
The
spec
ies
is k
now
n fro
m T
oohe
y Fo
rest
and
has
a lo
w
pote
ntia
l to
occu
r in
the
stud
y ar
ea w
here
suf
ficie
nt c
anop
y co
ver e
xist
s.
Rai
nbow
Bee
-eat
er
Mer
ops
orna
tus
M
S
C
omm
on s
peci
es th
at m
ay o
ccur
thro
ugho
ut th
e st
udy
area
. Bl
ack-
chin
ned
Hon
eyea
ter
Mel
ithre
ptus
gul
aris
NT
Th
is s
peci
es is
var
ious
ly re
porte
d as
resi
dent
or n
omad
ic a
nd it
s m
ovem
ents
are
unc
erta
in
(Hig
gins
et a
l. 20
01).
It is
pos
sibl
e th
at n
omad
ic re
fere
nces
refe
r to
loca
l mov
emen
ts
asso
ciat
ed w
ith fl
ower
ing
trees
. Th
ey a
re u
ncom
mon
ly re
cord
ed in
Bris
bane
from
wel
l fo
rest
ed s
ubur
bs (L
ow 1
995)
. V
ery
low
pot
entia
l to
occu
r in
the
stud
y ar
ea.
Bla
ck-fa
ced
Mon
arch
M
onar
cha
mel
anop
sis
M
S
B
lack
- fac
ed M
onar
chs
occu
r sin
gly,
in p
airs
and
, occ
asio
nally
, in
smal
l fam
ily g
roup
s in
ra
info
rest
s, w
et s
cler
ophy
ll fo
rest
s, d
ense
r euc
alyp
tus
fore
sts,
dee
p gu
llies
, reg
row
th a
nd
man
grov
es.
May
sea
sona
lly o
ccur
on
mig
ratio
n in
den
ser c
over
thro
ugho
ut th
e st
udy
area
. R
ufou
s Fa
ntai
l R
hipi
dura
rufif
rons
M
S
N
R
ufou
s Fa
ntai
ls o
ccur
in m
oist
hab
itats
, inc
ludi
ng c
lose
d fo
rest
s, c
oast
al s
crub
s, m
angr
oves
an
d al
ong
wat
erco
urse
s an
d gu
llies
, and
urb
an/ru
ral a
reas
dur
ing
mid
-yea
r mig
ratio
n.
Kno
wn
from
MG
OR
. P
oten
tial t
o oc
cur i
n ar
eas
with
den
ser u
nder
stor
ey.
Sho
rt-be
aked
Ech
idna
Ta
chyg
loss
us a
cule
atus
S
N
The
Sho
rt-be
aked
Ech
idna
is s
peci
alis
ed fo
r fee
ding
on
ants
, ter
mite
s an
d be
etle
larv
ae.
It oc
curs
in a
lmos
t all
terre
stria
l hab
itats
exc
ept f
or in
tens
ivel
y m
anag
ed fa
rms.
Kno
wn
from
M
GO
R (M
. Fox
per
s co
mm
. 201
1).
Sug
ar G
lider
P
etau
rus
brev
icep
s
C
N
The
Suga
r Glid
er o
ccur
s in
wet
and
dry
scl
erop
hyll
fore
st a
nd w
oodl
and
and
is lo
cally
co
mm
on w
here
tree
hol
low
s ar
e av
aila
ble
for s
helte
r and
ther
e is
abu
ndan
t foo
d in
the
form
of
Aca
cia
gum
, nec
tar,
euca
lypt
sap
, inv
erte
brat
es a
nd in
verte
brat
e ex
udat
es (S
uckl
ing
2008
). P
oten
tial t
o oc
cur i
n w
oode
d ar
eas
of th
e st
udy
area
. S
quirr
el G
lider
P
etau
rus
norfo
lcen
sis
C
S
Squi
rrel
Glid
ers
are
asso
ciat
ed w
ith d
ry s
cler
ophy
ll fo
rest
s an
d w
oodl
ands
dom
inat
ed b
y ei
ther
win
ter-f
low
erin
g eu
caly
pts,
with
an
unde
rsto
rey
of g
um-p
rodu
cing
aca
cias
and
/or a
n un
ders
tore
y of
win
ter a
nd a
utum
n flo
wer
ing
bank
sias
(Sm
ith a
nd M
urra
y 20
03).
Kno
wn
from
MG
OR
(M. F
ox p
ers
com
m. 2
011)
. Ko
ala
Pha
scol
arct
os c
iner
eus
V
S
C
haris
mat
ic s
peci
es w
ith a
wel
l-kno
wn
asso
ciat
ion
with
euc
alyp
t woo
dlan
d an
d fo
rest
ha
bita
t typ
es c
onta
inin
g su
itabl
e fo
od tr
ees
(Mar
tin e
t al.
2008
). K
now
n fro
m T
oohe
y Fo
rest
an
d ob
serv
ed in
stu
dy a
rea
durin
g fie
ld in
vest
igat
ion.
Thi
s is
per
haps
sur
pris
ing
due
to th
e ar
ea’s
isol
atio
n fro
m o
ther
ext
ensi
ve tr
acts
of w
oodl
and.
G
rey-
head
ed F
lyin
g-fo
x P
tero
pus
polio
ceph
alus
V
C
Th
is s
peci
es is
a c
anop
y-fe
edin
g fru
givo
re a
nd n
ecta
rivor
e, T
hey
utili
se v
eget
atio
n in
clud
ing
rain
fore
sts,
ope
n eu
caly
pt fo
rest
s, w
oodl
ands
, mel
aleu
ca s
wam
ps a
nd b
anks
ia w
oodl
ands
. M
ay fo
rage
in fl
ower
ing
euca
lypt
s in
the
stud
y ar
ea.
Abb
revi
atio
ns:
NC
Act
= N
atur
e C
onse
rvat
ion
Act
199
2;EP
BC
Act
=E
nviro
nmen
t Pro
tect
ion
and
Bio
dive
rsity
Act
199
9; B
CC
=N
atur
al A
sset
s P
lann
ing
Sch
eme
Pol
icy
2000
.V
= vu
lner
able
; NT
= ne
ar th
reat
ened
; M =
Mig
rato
ry; S
= S
peci
al L
east
Con
cern
; LC
= le
ast c
once
rn; S
= S
igni
fican
ce; N
= N
otew
orth
y.
Flor
a, F
auna
and
Fau
na C
orrid
or A
sses
smen
t M
imos
a C
reek
Pre
cinc
t fo
r Mt G
rava
tt E
nviro
nmen
t Gro
up
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e 4.
2. C
onse
rvat
ion
sign
ifica
nt fl
ora
spec
ies
pote
ntia
lly p
rese
nt w
ithin
the
stud
y ar
ea
Spec
ies
Stat
us
Dat
a So
urce
H
abita
t H
abit
Like
lihoo
d of
Occ
urre
nce
NC
A
ct
EPB
CA
ct
BC
CW
NEP
BC
Arth
raxo
n hi
spid
usH
airy
-join
t Gra
ss
V
V
- -
X
Sw
ampy
or d
amp
area
s in
clud
ing
rain
fore
st
edge
s, w
et e
ucal
ypt f
ores
t (of
ten
near
cre
eks
or
swam
ps),
woo
dlan
d, a
roun
d fre
shw
ater
spr
ings
on
coas
tal f
ores
hore
dun
es, i
n sh
aded
sm
all g
ullie
s,
on s
andy
allu
vium
in c
reek
bed
s in
ope
n fo
rest
s,
and
also
in m
ound
spr
ings
(TS
SC
200
8a)
Sle
nder
tufte
d cr
eepi
ng g
rass
(T
SS
C 2
008a
)
PO
SS
IBLE
Pot
entia
l hab
itat p
rese
nt, b
ut n
o lo
cal r
ecor
ds*.
Bos
isto
a tra
nsve
rsa
(incl
udes
B. s
elw
ynii)
Thre
e-le
aved
Bos
isto
a,
Hea
rt-le
aved
Bos
isto
a
- V
-
- X
R
ainf
ores
t and
scl
erop
hyll
fore
st (w
et o
r dry
) to
altit
udes
of 3
00m
(TS
SC
200
8b).
Pre
ferre
d ha
bita
t is
rain
fore
st (D
EC
200
5a; R
icha
rds
2011
)
Sm
all t
o m
ediu
m
tree
to 2
2m
(TS
SC
200
8b).
PO
SS
IBLE
Pot
entia
l hab
itat (
alth
ough
not
pr
efer
red)
occ
urs
on s
ite. N
o lo
cal r
ecor
ds*.
Cor
chor
us c
unni
ngha
mii
E
E
RT
- X
E
coto
nes
betw
een
wet
euc
alyp
t for
est a
nd d
ry to
dr
y-su
btro
pica
l rai
nfor
est o
n sh
elte
red
slop
es a
nd
gulli
es, a
nd g
rass
y op
en fo
rest
on
expo
sed
slop
es
and
ridge
s (D
EC
200
5b)
Sem
i-her
bace
ous
shru
b to
1.5
m
(DEC
200
5b)
PO
SS
IBLE
Pot
entia
l hab
itat o
n si
te (g
rass
y op
en fo
rest
on
expo
sed
slop
es).
No
loca
l rec
ords
*.
Cry
ptos
tylis
hun
teria
na
Leaf
less
Ton
gue
Orc
hid
C
V
- -
X
habi
tat p
refe
renc
es is
not
wel
l def
ined
(kno
wn
from
a ra
nge
of c
omm
uniti
es in
clud
ing
swam
p-he
ath
and
woo
dlan
d) (D
EC 2
005c
)
Leaf
less
her
b to
45
cm
(DE
C
2005
c)
PO
SS
IBLE
Pot
entia
l hab
itat o
n si
te, n
o lo
cal r
ecor
ds*.
Cup
anio
psis
shi
rleya
na
V
V
RT
- X
U
rban
ised
scr
ub a
nd d
ry ra
info
rest
on
mod
erat
e to
ve
ry s
teep
slo
pes,
rock
y st
ream
cha
nnel
s an
d sc
rees
lope
gul
lies
(Tho
mas
& M
cDon
ald
1989
in
TSS
C 2
008c
).
Sm
all t
ree
to 1
0m
(TS
SC
200
8c)
PO
SS
IBLE
Gul
ly v
eget
atio
n w
ith ra
info
rest
el
emen
ts m
ay p
rovi
de h
abita
t. N
o lo
cal r
ecor
ds*.
H
ydro
char
is d
ubia
V
V
R
T -
X
Sha
llow
fres
hwat
er b
odie
s or
sw
amps
(TS
SC
20
08d)
S
mal
l fre
e-flo
atin
g or
bo
ttom
-root
ed
aqua
tic p
lant
(T
SS
C 2
008d
)
PO
SS
IBLE
Non
-flow
ing
cree
k ar
eas
and
man
-mad
e da
m e
dges
may
pr
ovid
e po
tent
ial h
abita
t. N
o lo
cal r
ecor
ds*.
Not
elae
a ip
svic
iens
is
E C
E -
- X
Euca
lypt
dom
inat
ed d
ry s
cler
ophy
ll ve
geta
tion
(SE
WP
AC
201
1)
Mul
ti-st
emm
edsh
rub
to 1
–2 m
(S
EW
PA
C 2
011)
PO
SS
IBLE
Pot
entia
l hab
itat p
rese
nt, b
ut n
o lo
cal r
ecor
ds*.
Zier
ia fu
rfura
cea
subs
p.
gym
noca
rpa
E
- O
S
X
- S
cler
ophy
ll fo
rest
, occ
urrin
g on
ly in
Bel
mon
t (B
risba
ne) (
Lui W
eber
, per
sona
l com
mun
icat
ion
2011
)
Shr
ub to
2m
(Lui
W
eber
, per
sona
l co
mm
unic
atio
n 20
11)
PO
SS
IBLE
Pot
entia
l hab
itat p
rese
nt. N
o lo
cal r
ecor
ds*.
*Loc
al re
cord
s =
reco
rded
on
site
dur
ing
the
surv
ey o
r with
a s
peci
men
bac
ked
reco
rd in
the
Wild
net s
earc
h.
Abb
revi
atio
ns:
NC
Act
= N
atur
e C
onse
rvat
ion
Act
199
2;EP
BC
Act
=E
nviro
nmen
t Pro
tect
ion
and
Bio
dive
rsity
Act
199
9; B
CC
=N
atur
al A
sset
s P
lann
ing
Sch
eme
Pol
icy
2000
.EP
BC
= E
PB
C O
nlin
e D
atab
ase;
WN
= W
ildne
t (W
ildlif
e O
nlin
e D
atab
ase)
. E
= en
dang
ered
; V =
vul
nera
ble;
NT
= ne
ar th
reat
ened
; LC
= le
ast c
once
rn =
not
list
ed; R
T =
Rar
e &
Thr
eate
ned;
OS
= O
ther
Sig
nific
ance
.
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4.3. VEGETATION COMMUNITIES
Nine vegetation communities were identified within the study area during the survey, as shown on Figure 4.1 and described in Table4.3. Three of these vegetation communities (i.e. Communities 1, 7 and 8) correspond to REs that are currently mapped as remnant under the provisions of the VM Act. One vegetation community corresponds to regrowth vegetation coincident with the adjacent mapped RE (Community 2) and a further three areas of non-remnant vegetation (Communities 3, 4 and 9) have elements of the adjacent RE intact but are much more disturbed. The remaining communities are all highly disturbed non-remnant vegetation. A detailed description of each vegetation community and typical photographic representations are provided in Table 4.3, including notes on species present and suggestions for restoration where relevant.
The small polygon of High Value regrowth (Endangered) currently mapped by DERM does not represent the actual vegetation on the ground (Klumpp Road and adjacent weedy and planted vegetation occurs in this area). The status of the larger polygon of least concern woody regrowth in the disused farm area could not be fully assessed due to lack of access. However, aerial imagery indicates that this vegetation is highly modified with only part of the mapped area forming potentially valuable regrowth eucalypt vegetation.
5.0 FAUNA HABITAT VALUES AND MOVEMENT CORRIDORS
5.1. HABITAT VALUES FOR TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATE SPECIES
The study area, when included with Toohey Forest which lies directly west of the Pacific Motorway, retains a sizeable tract of largely native forest within an urban matrix. Unfortunately, this important habitat has now become effectively isolated from tracts of forest elsewhere with only a tenuous link through disturbed riparian vegetation along Mimosa Creek to similar vegetation along Bulimba Creek. The Pacific Motorway also creates a substantial barrier between Toohey Forest and MGOR limiting fauna dispersal options between them as well as increasing the risk of fauna roadkill.
Vegetation in the study area can be broadly divided into three habitat types when
considering its’ suitability for fauna: open eucalypt forest/woodland, riparian forest and open disturbed habitats. For ease of interpretation we have referred to each habitat using the vegetation communities from Table4.3 and Figure 4.1.
5.1.1. Open Eucalypt forest/Woodland
This habitat dominates the study area, equating to communities 1, 2, 3, 7 and 8. It is characterised by a eucalypt dominated canopy with a grassy understorey where the canopy is open, except for gully areas (i.e. Fox and Firefly Gullies) where the canopy is relatively closed.The shrub layer is generally sparse and becomes dominated by weed species in the gullies, in edges adjacent to housing and in the vicinity of the disused farm area. Perhaps due to previous disturbance large fallen timber for sheltering ground fauna is scarce. For fauna in the area the most obvious habitat element is the canopy. Flowering eucalypts will provide seasonal resources for lorikeets, honeyeaters, flying-foxes and glider species. Leaves provide suitable forage for folivores including possums and Koalas. Large trees provide abundant insects that attract a range of insectivorous woodland birds including fantails, whistlers, Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike, Olive-backed Oriole and pardalotes. This will in turn attract predator species such as Brown Goshawk.
Powerful Owl feeds almost exclusively on arboreal mammals and is known from the area. This species is more likely to roost where a comparatively dense canopy exists such as in gully areas. Larger tree hollows will provide shelter and nesting habitat for arboreal mammals, parrots, and owls. Smaller hollows may be utilised by microbat species. Areas with a closed canopy such as the gullies may provide temporary shelter for several transient bird species normally associated with rainforest such as fruit-eating pigeons and monarchs.
The understorey and shrub layer provides insect and nectar resources for a range of similar bird species to that of the canopy. Fairywrens will forage and nest where there are dense tall grasses or shrubs including weed species such as Lantana camara. Black She-oak Allocasuarina littoralis provides seeding cones that may attract Glossy Black-Cockatoo.
As a group it is the ground fauna in the area that has apparently suffered the most serious declines, particularly mammals. This is likely a result of several factors including previous land
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relia
bilit
y,
com
plet
enes
s or
sui
tabi
lity
for a
ny p
artic
ular
pur
pose
and
dis
clai
ms
all r
espo
nsib
ility
and
all
liabi
lity
(incl
udin
g w
ithou
t lim
itatio
n lia
bilit
y in
ne
glig
ence
) for
all
expe
nses
, los
ses,
dam
ages
(inc
ludi
ng in
dire
ct
cons
eque
ntia
l dam
age)
and
cos
ts w
hich
mig
ht b
e in
curr
ed a
s a
resu
lt of
the
data
bei
ng in
accu
rate
or i
ncom
plet
e in
any
way
and
for
any
reas
on.
Imag
e co
urte
sy o
f Nea
rMap
201
1
A
B
C
Lege
nd
Fox
Gul
ly
Fire
fly G
ully
! (P
oten
tial F
auna
Cor
ridor
Rem
nant
1R
E 12
.11.
5e/1
2.11
.5a
Ope
n eu
caly
pt fo
rest
on
rock
y sl
opes
1 7R
E 12
.5.2
/12.
5.3
Euca
lypt
woo
dlan
d to
ope
n fo
rest
on
low
rise
s
8R
E 12
.3.1
1Eu
caly
pt w
oodl
and
to o
pen
fore
st o
n al
luvi
al a
reas
Non
-rem
nant
3H
ighl
y m
odifi
ed c
lose
d fo
rest
2R
E 12
.11.
5O
pen
euca
lypt
fore
st o
n ro
cky
slop
es
6H
ighl
y di
stur
bed
ripar
ian
vege
tatio
n
9R
ipar
ian
woo
dlan
d to
ope
n fo
rest
4H
ighl
y m
odifi
ed w
oodl
and
5Sw
amp/
dam
Flor
a, F
auna
and
Fau
na C
orrid
or A
sses
smen
t M
imos
a C
reek
Pre
cinc
t fo
r Mt G
rava
tt E
nviro
nmen
t Gro
up
BA
AM
Pty
Ltd
Pag
e 9
File
No:
030
7-00
1 V
ersi
on 0
Tabl
e 4.
3. V
eget
atio
n C
omm
uniti
es id
entif
ied
in th
e Fo
x G
ully
stu
dy a
rea
Vege
tatio
n C
omm
unity
D
escr
iptio
n an
d Sp
ecie
s R
epre
sent
ativ
e Ph
oto
1. R
emna
nt R
E
12.1
1.5e
/12.
11.5
a -
Ope
n eu
caly
pt fo
rest
on
rock
y sl
opes
Loca
tion
= M
ount
G
rava
tt R
eser
ve
Dry
ope
n eu
caly
pt fo
rest
with
a g
rass
y un
ders
tory
, occ
urrin
g on
rock
y (m
oder
ate
to s
teep
) slo
pes
with
red
soil.
Can
opy
laye
r (17
-30m
mid
-den
se):
Cor
ymbi
a ci
triod
ora
(dom
inan
t), C
. int
erm
edia
, E. t
inda
liae,
E.
side
roph
loia
,E. t
eret
icor
nis,
E. m
icro
cory
s, E
. rac
emos
a, L
opho
stem
on c
onfe
rtus,
Allo
casu
arin
a lit
tora
lis.
Low
er tr
ee la
yer (
6-14
m s
pars
e to
mid
-den
se):
C. c
itrio
dora
,C. i
nter
med
ia,E
. ter
etic
orni
s,A
.lit
tora
lis,L
. con
fertu
s, L
. sua
veol
ens,
Arg
yrod
endr
on a
ctin
ophy
llum
.
Shru
b la
yer (
2-5m
spa
rse
to m
id-d
ense
): A
caci
a di
spar
rima
subs
p. d
ispa
rrim
a,D
avie
sia
villi
fera
,A
lphi
toni
a ex
cels
a,P
arso
nsia
stra
min
ea,L
epto
sper
mum
pol
ygal
ifoliu
m, D
ysox
ylum
mol
lissi
mum
su
bsp.
mol
le,S
yzyg
ium
aus
trale
,Ban
ksia
inte
grifo
lia, C
yath
ea c
oope
ri.
Gro
und
laye
r (0-
1m s
pars
e to
den
se):
Otto
chlo
a gr
acill
ima,
Lom
andr
a lo
ngifo
lia,O
plis
men
us
aem
ulus
,Im
pera
ta c
ylin
dric
a, S
mila
x au
stra
lis, G
eito
nopl
esiu
m c
ymos
um, D
iane
lla c
aeru
lea,
P
terid
ium
esc
ulen
tum
, Adi
antu
m h
ispi
dulu
m, X
anth
orrh
oea
mac
rone
ma,
Dry
naria
rigi
dula
.
Wee
ds: F
ishb
one
Fern
Nep
hrol
epis
cor
difo
lia a
nd L
anta
na L
anta
na c
amar
a w
ere
com
mon
and
de
nse
in s
ome
loca
tions
, Sen
na p
endu
la,O
chna
ser
rula
ta, A
spar
agus
aet
hiop
icus
, Loq
uat
Erio
botry
a ja
poni
ca,T
rade
scan
tia z
ebrin
a, S
chef
flera
act
inop
hylla
wer
e ch
arac
teris
tic w
eeds
.
Com
men
ts:C
orym
bia
citri
odor
a w
as g
ener
ally
dom
inan
t or c
o-do
min
ant i
n th
e ca
nopy
with
Lo
phos
tem
on c
onfe
rtus
dom
inat
ing
in s
ome
dam
per a
reas
(upp
er a
reas
of F
irefly
Gul
ly).
Gen
eral
ly g
ood
cond
ition
with
act
ive
man
agem
ent o
f wee
ds o
ccur
ring.
How
ever
, edg
es o
f thi
s re
mna
nt v
eget
atio
n (a
nd in
par
ticul
ar F
irefly
Gul
ly) w
ill c
ontin
ue to
be
vuln
erab
le to
wee
d in
vasi
on
from
adj
acen
t urb
an a
reas
.
RE
12.
11.5
has
a L
east
Con
cern
sta
tus
unde
r the
VM
Act
.
Dys
oxyl
um m
ollis
sim
um s
ubsp
. mol
le, A
rgyr
oden
dron
act
inop
hyllu
m a
nd C
yath
ea c
oope
ri ar
eco
nsid
ered
sig
nific
ant b
y B
CC
.
Flor
a, F
auna
and
Fau
na C
orrid
or A
sses
smen
t M
imos
a C
reek
Pre
cinc
t fo
r Mt G
rava
tt E
nviro
nmen
t Gro
up
BA
AM
Pty
Ltd
Pag
e 10
Fi
le N
o: 0
307-
001
Ver
sion
0
Vege
tatio
n C
omm
unity
D
escr
iptio
n an
d Sp
ecie
s R
epre
sent
ativ
e Ph
oto
2. R
egro
wth
RE
12.
11.5
- O
pen
euca
lypt
fore
st o
n ro
cky
slop
es
Loca
tion
= M
ount
G
rava
tt R
eser
ve
Dry
ope
n eu
caly
pt fo
rest
with
a g
rass
y un
ders
tory
, roc
ky lo
wer
slo
pes.
Can
opy
laye
r (18
-25m
mid
-den
se):
E. m
icro
cory
s, C
. citr
iodo
ra,C
. int
erm
edia
,E. t
inda
liae
Low
er tr
ee la
yer (
6-13
m m
id-d
ense
): A
caci
a di
spar
rima
subs
p. d
ispa
rrim
a,A
lphi
toni
a ex
cels
a,Lo
phos
tem
on s
uave
olen
s,M
elal
euca
qui
nque
nerv
ia,C
. int
erm
edia
,Allo
casu
arin
a lit
tora
lis
Shru
b la
yer (
1-4m
spa
rse
to m
id-d
ense
): O
chna
ser
rula
ta, P
arso
nsia
stra
min
ea, P
ittos
poru
m
revo
lutu
m,A
lloca
suar
ina
litto
ralis
Gro
und
laye
r (0-
1m d
ense
):P. s
tram
inea
,Otto
chlo
a gr
acill
ima,
Gei
tono
ples
ium
cym
osum
Wee
ds:
Fish
bone
Fer
n N
ephr
olep
is c
ordi
folia
,Och
na s
erru
lata
and
Indi
an H
awth
orne
Rha
phio
lepi
s in
dica
are
com
mon
. Asp
arag
us a
frica
nus,
Lant
ana
cam
ara,
Sen
na p
endu
la, L
igus
trum
sin
ense
and
C
amph
or L
aure
l Cin
nam
omum
cam
phor
a al
so p
rese
nt in
low
leve
ls in
the
unde
rsto
rey.
Com
men
ts: T
his
regr
owth
pat
ch is
on
track
to a
chie
ve s
truct
ural
and
flor
istic
cha
ract
eris
tics
sim
ilar
to th
e ad
jace
nt re
mna
nt R
E 1
2.11
.5 in
futu
re. I
t is
vuln
erab
le to
wee
d in
vasi
on p
artic
ular
ly fr
om
adja
cent
non
-rem
nant
veg
etat
ion
to th
e so
uth
east
(cam
phor
dom
inat
ed).
Flor
a, F
auna
and
Fau
na C
orrid
or A
sses
smen
t M
imos
a C
reek
Pre
cinc
t fo
r Mt G
rava
tt E
nviro
nmen
t Gro
up
BA
AM
Pty
Ltd
Pag
e 11
Fi
le N
o: 0
307-
001
Ver
sion
0
Vege
tatio
n C
omm
unity
D
escr
iptio
n an
d Sp
ecie
s R
epre
sent
ativ
e Ph
oto
3. N
on-re
mna
nt h
ighl
y m
odifi
ed c
lose
d fo
rest
Loca
tion
= Fo
x G
ully
Hig
hly
mod
ified
clo
sed
fore
st w
ith a
mix
ture
of e
ucal
ypt,
rain
fore
st a
nd e
xotic
ele
men
ts. V
ery
stee
p,
rock
y gu
lly, r
ed s
oil.
Can
opy
laye
r (15
-25m
mid
-den
se to
den
se):
Ficu
s el
astic
a,E
. mic
roco
rys,
Loph
oste
mon
con
fertu
s,C
orym
bia
inte
rmed
ia,C
eltis
sin
ensi
s,C
inna
mom
um c
amph
ora,
Jac
aran
da b
igno
niifl
ora
Low
er tr
ee la
yer (
6-12
m s
pars
e to
mid
-den
se):
Arc
hont
opho
enix
ale
xand
rae,
Pin
us e
lliot
tii,C
eltis
sine
nsis
,Cor
ymbi
a to
relli
ana,
Ficu
s el
astic
a,C
eltis
sin
ensi
s,D
iosp
yros
aus
tralis
Shru
b la
yer (
2-6m
spa
rse
to m
id-d
ense
): A
rcho
ntop
hoen
ix a
lexa
ndra
e,C
eltis
sin
ensi
s, P
odoc
arpu
s el
atus
,Och
na s
erru
lata
, Loq
uat E
riobo
trya
japo
nica
,Sen
na p
endu
la,C
asca
bela
thev
etia
, Syz
ygiu
m
jam
bos,
Syz
ygiu
m o
leos
um,C
asta
nosp
erm
um a
ustra
le,H
arpu
llia
pend
ula,
Pet
alos
tigm
a tri
locu
lare
Gro
und
laye
r (0-
2m s
pars
e to
mid
-den
se, p
atch
y): E
pipr
emnu
m p
inna
tum
cv.
Aur
eum
Epi
prem
num
pi
nnat
um ,
Gol
den
Rai
n Tr
ee, O
chna
ser
rula
ta, M
othe
r-in-
law
's T
ongu
e, C
asca
bela
thev
etia
,Lo
man
dra
hyst
rix,O
ttoch
loa
grac
illim
a
Wee
ds: F
icus
ela
stic
a,C
eltis
sin
ensi
s, C
inna
mom
um c
amph
ora,
Epi
prem
num
pin
natu
m. A
ureu
m
Epi
prem
num
pin
natu
m, G
olde
n R
ain
Tree
, Mot
her-i
n-la
w's
Ton
gue,
Anr
eder
a co
rdifo
lia,C
asca
bela
thev
etia
,Jac
aran
da b
igno
niifl
ora
Sch
effle
ra a
ctin
ophy
lla,S
yagr
us ro
man
zoffi
ana,
Mur
raya
pa
nicu
lata
. A ra
nge
of o
ther
gar
den
exot
ics
also
obs
erve
d.
Com
men
ts: H
ighl
y di
stur
bed
and
wee
d in
fest
ed. A
ctiv
e w
eed
man
agem
ent a
nd re
vege
tatio
n is
in
prog
ress
. It i
s un
clea
r to
wha
t ext
ent t
he ra
info
rest
und
erst
ory
elem
ents
are
pla
nted
or n
atur
al.
Som
e eu
caly
pt c
anop
y el
emen
ts c
orre
spon
d to
the
pre-
clea
ring
RE
12.
11.5
. How
ever
, ext
ensi
ve
stag
ed re
mov
al o
f non
-nat
ives
and
repl
antin
g w
ith a
ppro
pria
te n
ativ
e sp
ecie
s w
ill b
e re
quire
d ov
er
the
long
term
for t
his
vege
tatio
n to
be
rest
ored
to re
mna
nt s
tatu
s.
Ste
ep s
lope
s in
the
low
er p
ortio
n of
this
are
a ar
e er
osio
n pr
one,
cur
rent
ly s
tabi
lised
pre
dom
inan
tly
by e
xotic
gro
und
cove
rs (e
.g. E
pipr
emnu
m p
inna
tum
cv.
Aur
eum
).
One
Mac
adam
ia in
tegr
ifolia
(a s
igni
fican
t spe
cies
but
pla
nted
i.e.
not
nat
ural
ly o
ccur
ring)
was
ob
serv
ed h
ere.
Flor
a, F
auna
and
Fau
na C
orrid
or A
sses
smen
t M
imos
a C
reek
Pre
cinc
t fo
r Mt G
rava
tt E
nviro
nmen
t Gro
up
BA
AM
Pty
Ltd
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e 12
Fi
le N
o: 0
307-
001
Ver
sion
0
Vege
tatio
n C
omm
unity
D
escr
iptio
n an
d Sp
ecie
s R
epre
sent
ativ
e Ph
oto
4. N
on-re
mna
nt h
ighl
y m
odifi
ed w
oodl
and
Loca
tion
= so
uth
of
Fire
fly G
ully
Hig
hly
mod
ified
euc
alyp
t woo
dlan
d w
ith c
lear
ed/p
lant
ed u
nder
stor
y. G
entle
slo
pe (m
an-m
ade,
gul
ly
in-fi
lled)
.
Can
opy
laye
r (15
-20m
, pat
chy,
spa
rse)
: Cor
ymbi
a In
term
edia
,E. s
ider
ophl
oia,
E. t
eret
icor
nis,
E.
race
mos
a,E
. mic
roco
rys,
Flin
ders
ia s
chot
tiana
,C. t
orel
liana
,Aga
this
robu
sta,
E. r
obus
ta
Low
er tr
ee la
yer (
patc
hy a
nd s
pars
e): A
caci
a co
ncur
rens
,Allo
casu
arin
a lit
tora
lis,L
opho
stem
on
conf
ertu
s
Shru
b la
yer (
patc
hy, m
id-d
ense
): A
caci
a co
ncur
rens
,Sya
grus
rom
anzo
ffian
a
Gro
und
laye
r (pa
tchy
, spa
rse
to d
ense
): G
ahni
a as
pera
,Lom
andr
a lo
ngifo
lia,N
eono
toni
a w
ight
ii,P
arso
nsia
stra
min
ea,S
phag
netic
ola
trilo
bata
,Meg
athy
rsus
max
imus
.
Wee
ds: C
ocos
pal
m S
yagr
us ro
man
zoffi
ana,
Neo
noto
nia
wig
htii,
Sph
agne
ticol
a tri
loba
ta,
Meg
athy
rsus
max
imus
,Bry
ophy
llum
del
agoe
nse.
Com
men
ts:S
ome
euca
lypt
can
opy
elem
ents
of R
E 1
2.11
.5 a
re in
tact
. Hig
hly
mod
ified
, ver
y na
rrow
st
rip o
f veg
etat
ion
betw
een
resi
dent
ial a
nd s
choo
l ova
ls (a
ppro
x. 1
5-20
m w
ide)
.
5. N
on-re
mna
nt s
wam
p
Loca
tion
= di
suse
d fa
rm
area
Mel
aleu
ca w
etla
nd/s
wam
p.
Can
opy
laye
r (2-
6m m
id-d
ense
): M
elal
euca
qui
nque
nerv
ia
Und
erst
ory
laye
r (1-
2m d
ense
): Ty
pha
sp.
Gro
und
laye
r (0-
1m d
ense
): S
alvi
nia
mol
esta
,Phi
lydr
um la
nugi
nosu
m,J
uncu
s co
ntin
uus
Wee
ds: A
den
se in
fest
atio
n of
Sal
vini
a S
alvi
nia
mol
esta
dom
inat
es th
e ou
ter e
dges
of t
he s
wam
p (W
eed
of N
atio
nal S
igni
fican
ce a
nd a
Cla
ss 2
pes
t).
Com
men
ts: T
his
regr
owth
are
a do
es n
ot c
orre
spon
d to
the
pre-
clea
r veg
etat
ion
type
(RE
12.
11.5
) an
d is
unl
ikel
y to
retu
rn to
this
sta
te d
ue to
dra
mat
ical
ly c
hang
ed la
ndfo
rm, h
ydro
logy
and
flor
istic
s.
Con
trol o
f the
Sal
vini
a in
fest
atio
n is
reco
mm
ende
d.
Flor
a, F
auna
and
Fau
na C
orrid
or A
sses
smen
t M
imos
a C
reek
Pre
cinc
t fo
r Mt G
rava
tt E
nviro
nmen
t Gro
up
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e 13
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le N
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sion
0
Vege
tatio
n C
omm
unity
D
escr
iptio
n an
d Sp
ecie
s R
epre
sent
ativ
e Ph
oto
6. N
on-re
mna
nt h
ighl
y di
stur
bed
ripar
ian
vege
tatio
n
Loca
tion
= M
imos
a C
reek
Hig
hly
dist
urbe
d rip
aria
n ve
geta
tion
alon
g cr
eekl
ine
(allu
vial
soi
ls).
Can
opy
laye
r (pa
tchy
, spa
rse
to m
id-d
ense
): C
inna
mom
um c
amph
ora,
Cor
ymbi
a tra
chyp
hloi
a, C
. in
term
edia
, Pin
us e
lliot
tii,M
elal
euca
qui
nque
nerv
ia,E
ucal
yptu
s te
retic
orni
s
Low
er tr
ee la
yer (
patc
hy, s
pars
e): J
acar
anda
big
noni
iflor
a,M
elal
euca
qui
nque
nerv
ia, M
angi
fera
in
dica
,Aca
cia
spp.
Shru
b la
yer (
patc
hy, m
id-d
ense
): S
enna
pen
dula
,Tec
oma
stan
s,La
ntan
a ca
mar
a,R
icin
us
com
mun
is,S
yagr
us ro
man
zoffi
ana,
Sch
effle
ra a
ctin
ophy
lla,S
enna
pen
dula
; Cin
nam
omum
ca
mph
ora,
Cel
tis s
inen
sis,
Sol
anum
mau
ritia
num
,Mel
aleu
ca s
p., S
chin
us te
rebi
nthi
foliu
s
Gro
und
laye
r (pa
tchy
, spa
rse
to d
ense
): A
rcho
ntop
hoen
ix a
lexa
ndra
e,Lo
man
dra
hyst
rix,
Sph
agne
ticol
a tri
loba
ta,C
yper
us in
volu
crat
us,L
anta
na c
amar
a,D
iane
lla c
aeru
lea,
Meg
athy
rsus
m
axim
us,C
ardi
ospe
rmum
gra
ndifl
orum
, Neo
noto
nia
wig
htii
Wee
ds: C
amph
or L
aure
l Cin
nam
omum
cam
phor
a,R
icin
us c
omm
unis
, Car
dios
perm
um
gran
diflo
rum
, Neo
noto
nia
wig
htii,
Sph
agne
ticol
a tri
loba
ta,A
gera
tum
hou
ston
ianu
m,B
iden
s pi
losa
,Th
unbe
rgia
ala
ta,L
anta
na c
amar
a, A
spar
agus
afri
canu
s
Com
men
ts:V
eget
atio
n w
ithin
this
ripa
rian
area
is p
atch
y w
ith m
ost a
reas
dom
inat
ed b
y ex
otic
sp
ecie
s, in
clud
ing
urba
n la
nd w
ith g
arde
n pl
antin
gs, a
nd m
owed
law
ns. T
he a
rea
in th
e fa
r wes
t be
twee
n K
lum
pp R
d an
d th
e P
acifi
c M
otor
way
repr
esen
ts a
Mel
aleu
ca s
wam
plan
d w
ith s
ome
nativ
e sp
ecie
s.
Res
tora
tion
is re
com
men
ded
with
a v
iew
to a
chie
ving
con
tinuo
us n
ativ
e ve
geta
tion
alon
g th
e cr
eekl
ine.
Spe
cies
cha
ract
eris
tic o
f the
nea
rby
rem
nant
ripa
rian
RE
(12.
3.11
) are
reco
mm
ende
d fo
r re
plan
ting.
Flor
a, F
auna
and
Fau
na C
orrid
or A
sses
smen
t M
imos
a C
reek
Pre
cinc
t fo
r Mt G
rava
tt E
nviro
nmen
t Gro
up
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AM
Pty
Ltd
Pag
e 14
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le N
o: 0
307-
001
Ver
sion
0
Vege
tatio
n C
omm
unity
D
escr
iptio
n an
d Sp
ecie
s R
epre
sent
ativ
e Ph
oto
7. R
emna
nt R
E
12.5
.2/1
2.5.
3 - E
ucal
ypt
woo
dlan
d to
ope
n fo
rest
on
low
rise
s
Loca
tion
= R
oly
Cha
pman
Bus
hlan
d R
eser
ve
Euca
lypt
woo
dlan
d to
ope
n fo
rest
on
gent
ly s
lopi
ng lo
w ri
ses,
with
loam
y so
il.
Can
opy
laye
r (13
-23m
mid
-den
se):
Cor
ymbi
a in
term
edia
,Euc
alyp
tus
mic
roco
rys,
E. S
eean
a, E
. si
dero
phlo
ia,C
. citr
iodo
ra,L
opho
stem
on s
uave
olen
s, E
. Car
nea,
E. R
acem
osa
Low
er tr
ee la
yer (
5-11
m s
pars
e to
mid
-den
se):
C. i
nter
med
ia,A
lphi
toni
a ex
cels
a,Lo
phos
tem
on
conf
ertu
s,C
. citr
iodo
ra
Shru
b la
yer (
2-4m
mid
-den
se to
den
se):
Aca
cia
disp
arrim
a su
bsp.
dis
parri
ma,
Allo
casu
arin
a lit
tora
lis,C
. int
erm
edia
,C. c
itrio
dora
,L. c
onfe
rtus,
Alp
hito
nia
exce
lsa,
Sen
na p
endu
la,S
yagr
us
rom
anzo
ffian
a,Le
ptos
perm
um p
olyg
alifo
lium
,Hov
ea a
cutif
olia
,Fic
us m
acro
phyl
la
Gro
und
laye
r (0-
1m d
ense
):Otto
chlo
a gr
acill
ima,
Lom
andr
a lo
ngifo
lia,P
terid
ium
esc
ulen
tum
Wee
ds: C
ocos
pal
m S
yagr
us ro
man
zoffi
ana,
Sen
na p
endu
la, M
egat
hyrs
us m
axim
us,P
assi
flora
su
bero
sa. A
rang
e of
oth
er g
arde
n ex
otic
s al
so o
bser
ved.
Com
men
ts:C
anop
y do
min
ated
by
Cor
ymbi
a in
term
edia
, with
Euc
alyp
tus
mic
roco
rys
and
E.
See
ana
also
feat
urin
g pr
omin
ently
in s
ome
area
s. G
rass
y gr
ound
laye
r.
RE
12.
5.2
and
12.5
.3 a
re E
ndan
gere
d un
der t
he V
M A
ct.
Veg
etat
ion
in re
lativ
ely
good
con
ditio
n. T
he e
dge
of th
is a
rea
feat
ures
a b
ike
path
and
cle
ared
edg
es
with
mow
ed g
rass
and
som
e pl
ante
d un
ders
tory
.The
are
a is
like
ly to
be
vuln
erab
le to
wee
d in
vasi
on
from
adj
acen
t urb
an a
reas
.
Euc
alyp
tus
seea
na is
con
side
red
sign
ifica
nt b
y th
e B
CC
.
Flor
a, F
auna
and
Fau
na C
orrid
or A
sses
smen
t M
imos
a C
reek
Pre
cinc
t fo
r Mt G
rava
tt E
nviro
nmen
t Gro
up
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AM
Pty
Ltd
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e 15
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le N
o: 0
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sion
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tatio
n C
omm
unity
D
escr
iptio
n an
d Sp
ecie
s R
epre
sent
ativ
e Ph
oto
8. R
emna
nt R
E 1
2.3.
11 -
Euca
lypt
woo
dlan
d to
op
en fo
rest
on
allu
vial
ar
eas
Loca
tion
= R
oly
Cha
pman
Bus
hlan
d R
eser
ve
Euca
lypt
woo
dlan
d to
ope
n fo
rest
on
ripar
ian
and
allu
vial
are
as (i
nclu
des
cree
klin
es a
nd a
djac
ent
cree
k te
rrace
s/flo
odpl
ain
area
s)
Can
opy
laye
r (17
-30m
mid
-den
se):
Cor
ymbi
a in
term
edia
,Euc
alyp
tus
mic
roco
rys,
E. r
acem
osa,
E.
tinda
liae,
E. t
eret
icor
nis,
E. s
eean
a,M
elal
euca
qui
nque
nerv
ia,L
opho
stem
on c
onfe
rtus
Low
er tr
ee la
yer (
8-16
m s
pars
e to
mid
-den
se):
C. i
nter
med
ia, E
. rac
emos
a, L
. con
fertu
s, M
. qu
inqu
ener
via,
L. S
uave
olen
s, A
. con
curr
ens,
Acm
ena
smith
ii, A
lloca
suar
ina
litto
ralis
, Alp
hito
nia
exce
lsa,
Arc
hont
opho
enix
cun
ning
ham
iana
, Syn
oum
gla
ndul
osum
Shru
b la
yer (
2-6m
mid
-den
se to
den
se):
Alp
hito
nia
exce
lsa,
Aca
cia
fimbr
iata
, A. d
ispa
rrim
a su
bsp.
disp
arrim
a, A
lloca
suar
ina
litto
ralis
, Glo
chid
ion
sum
atra
num
, Tre
ma
tom
ento
sa, P
ittos
poru
m
revo
lutu
m, D
odon
aea
triqu
etra
, Hib
iscu
s he
tero
phyl
lus,
Lep
tosp
erm
um p
olyg
alifo
lium
, Pul
tena
ea
villo
sa, P
arso
nsia
stra
min
ea, M
. sal
igna
, Fic
us c
oron
ata,
Cya
thea
coo
peri.
Gro
und
laye
r (0-
1m s
pars
e to
den
se):
Otto
chlo
a gr
acill
ima,
Opl
ism
enus
aem
ulus
, Pte
ridiu
m
escu
lent
um, I
mpe
rata
cyl
indr
ica,
Dia
nella
cae
rule
a, C
heila
nthe
s te
nuifo
lia, E
chin
oste
phia
acu
leat
a,
Cal
ochl
aena
dub
ia.
Wee
ds: C
inna
mom
um c
amph
ora,
Cel
tis s
inen
sis,
Lig
ustru
m s
inen
se, P
assi
flora
sub
eros
a, O
chna
se
rrul
ata,
Meg
athy
rsus
max
imus
.
Com
men
ts:C
anop
y do
min
ated
by
C. i
nter
med
ia a
nd M
. qui
nque
nerv
ia, w
ith E
. mic
roco
rys
also
com
mon
. Gra
ss/fe
rn d
omin
ated
gro
und
laye
r. In
clud
es a
sm
all a
rea
with
rain
fore
st e
lem
ents
(in
the
sout
h-ea
ster
n ar
ea a
butti
ng p
rivat
e ga
rden
s, it
is u
ncle
ar h
ow m
uch
of th
is is
pla
nted
).
Cre
ek b
anks
wel
l veg
etat
ed, a
ppea
rs to
hav
e be
en re
stor
ed (p
lant
ings
), i.e
. In
rela
tivel
y go
od
cond
ition
but
som
ewha
t mod
ified
.
RE
12.
3.11
is li
sted
Of C
once
rn u
nder
the
VM
Act
.
E. s
eean
a, G
loch
idio
n su
mat
ranu
m, E
chin
oste
phia
acu
leat
a an
d C
yath
ea c
oope
ri ar
e co
nsid
ered
si
gnifi
cant
by
the
BC
C
Flor
a, F
auna
and
Fau
na C
orrid
or A
sses
smen
t M
imos
a C
reek
Pre
cinc
t fo
r Mt G
rava
tt E
nviro
nmen
t Gro
up
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AM
Pty
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e 16
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le N
o: 0
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001
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sion
0
Vege
tatio
n C
omm
unity
D
escr
iptio
n an
d Sp
ecie
s R
epre
sent
ativ
e Ph
oto
9. N
on-re
mna
nt ri
paria
n w
oodl
and
to o
pen
fore
st
Loca
tion
= R
oly
Cha
pman
Bu
shla
nd R
eser
ve
Non
-rem
nant
ripa
rian
woo
dlan
d to
ope
n fo
rest
on
allu
vial
are
as
Can
opy
laye
r (pa
tchy
, spa
rse
to d
ense
): C
inna
mom
um c
amph
ora,
Euc
alyp
tus
tere
ticor
nis,
Cor
ymbi
a in
term
edia
, E. r
acem
osa,
E. r
esin
ifera
, E. c
arne
a
Low
er tr
ee la
yer (
patc
hy, s
pars
e to
mid
-den
se):
Mel
aleu
ca q
uinq
uene
rvia
, Allo
casu
arin
a lit
tora
lis,
E. M
icro
cory
s
Shru
b la
yer (
patc
hy, s
pars
e to
mid
-den
se):
Aca
cia
fimbr
iata
, , A
. con
curr
ens,
Alp
hito
nia
exce
lsa,
Lo
phos
tem
on s
uave
olen
s, S
enna
pen
dula
, Lan
tana
cam
ara,
Och
na s
erru
lata
Gro
und
laye
r (ve
ry s
pars
e to
den
se):
Opl
ism
enus
aem
ulus
, Lom
andr
a hy
strix
, Scr
ambl
ing
Lily
,O
ttoch
loa
grac
illim
a, P
terid
ium
esc
ulen
tum
, Meg
athy
rsus
max
imus
, S
phag
netic
ola
trilo
bata
, Gah
nia
aspe
ra, S
yagr
us ro
man
zoffi
ana,
Pas
siflo
ra s
uber
osa
Wee
ds: S
inga
pore
Dai
sy S
phag
netic
ola
trilo
bata
, Mad
eira
Vin
e A
nred
era
cord
ifolia
and
Cam
phor
La
urel
Cin
nam
omum
cam
phor
a ar
e pr
omin
ent.
Ligu
stru
m s
inen
se, L
anta
na c
amar
a, M
egat
hyrs
us
max
imus
, Sya
grus
rom
anzo
ffian
a, P
assi
flora
sub
eros
a, S
enna
pen
dula
and
Och
na s
erru
lata
als
opr
esen
t.
Com
men
ts:R
ipar
ian
woo
dlan
d to
ope
n fo
rest
with
som
e re
grow
th 1
2.3.
11 e
lem
ents
and
som
e ar
eas
high
ly d
istu
rbed
(e.g
. wee
dy a
reas
with
can
opy
gaps
and
som
e ca
mph
or d
omin
ated
are
as)
Res
tora
tion
is re
com
men
ded
with
a v
iew
to a
chie
ving
con
tinuo
us n
ativ
e ve
geta
tion
alon
g th
e cr
eekl
ine.
Nat
ive
spec
ies
alre
ady
pres
ent c
ould
be
augm
ente
d w
ith s
peci
es c
hara
cter
istic
of t
he
near
by re
mna
nt ri
paria
n R
E (1
2.3.
11).
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management practices, the area’s isolation from other remnants, inappropriate fire regimes and introduced predators such as Cats and Foxes. There are no native small mammals or macropods known to persist within the study area. Echidna is sporadically observed and Northern Brown Bandicoot Isoodon macrourusis expected to still occur, or has potential to recolonise the site, where there is suitable dense cover (most likely in the vicinity of Mimosa Creek), although no evidence of activity (diggings) was observed during the field survey.
In this habitat and the study area in general there is low levels of large fallen timber to provide shelter for ground fauna, however small timber will provide shelter for a variety of small, common reptiles including skinks, blind snakes and small snake species. There are rocks and rock crevices, particularly in the gully areas, which also provide shelter for similar species. Common frogs such as Green Tree Frog Litoriacaerulea and Pseudophryne species may utilise shelter in the gully areas where shade persists and water collects after rains.
5.1.2. Riparian Forest
This habitat is limited to Community 9 and parts of Community 8 located along Mimosa creek within RCBR. This habitat has suffered significant levels of disturbance and degradation in the past. Rehabilitation activities have been carried out in the south-east corner of the reserve which have increased overall habitat values and will see these values increase over time. The canopy is patchy with scattered tall Red Gums Eucalyptus tereticornis and Broad-leaved Paperbark Melaleuca quinquenerviaalong the length of the creek in the study area. Camphor Laurel dominates the riparian vegetation in some areas forming a closed canopy. Away from Camphor Laurel the ground layer is dense and dominated by exotic species including weedy grasses and Lantana. Although exotic, these weeds provide habitat and shelter for numerous species in absence of native vegetated areas.
In general, the fauna will largely be a depauperate version of that found in the adjacent woodland. The avian fauna in RCBR is noticeably poorer to that found in MGOR. This is likely to have been a result of the presence of many Noisy Miners Manorinamelanocephala in the area, which itself may be a function of the small size of the reserve and the resulting edge effects. The presence of Camphor Laurel is known to attract fruit-eating
birds such as Topknot Pigeon and Australasian Figbird Sphecotheres vieilloti and the dense canopy may provide suitable sheltered roosting sites for species such as Grey Goshawk and owls. Where there is a dense grass/shrub layer this may provide suitable habitat for a limited range of species including fairywrens and White-browed Scrubwren Sericornis frontalis aswell as water-associated rail species such as Buff-banded Rail Gallirallus philippensis.
The presence of water will attract a range of aquatic species, particularly where pools exist. Pacific Black Duck Anas superciliosa, Dusky Moorhen Gallinula tenebrosa, Water Dragon Physignathus lesueurii and Water Rat Hydromys chrysogaster may all use this habitat, along with a range of frog species including Tusked Frog, Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog Litoriafallax, Uperoleia species, Brown-striped Frog Limnodynastes peronii and Graceful Tree Frog Litoria gracilenta.
5.1.3. Open Disturbed Habitat
The remaining habitat in the study area is highly disturbed including Community 4, 5 and 6. This is also likely to include habitat on the disused farm in the west of the study area, much of which could not be accessed at the time of the field survey and observations could only be made from Klumpp Road and the farm dam as well as using aerial photography. Despite this, it appears evident that this area is highly disturbed with a dense, weed-infested shrub layer (Photo1) and scattered canopy eucalypts.
Photo 1. View of disused farm from Klumpp Road
The characteristics of these areas vary with topography and land tenure. Community 4 lies adjacent to sporting fields and has been heavily modified including the local topography. The canopy is patchy with tall eucalypts. A strip of midstorey and understorey plant species has
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been planted on the outer edge of the sporting field but the remainder is largely cleared. This area as it exists will only be useful for a limited range of common urban fauna species.
Community 5 is located on the site of a disused farm and is the remains of a farm dam. The site is now a shallow and seasonal swamp which at the time of the field survey was infested with Salvinia molesta. Low vegetation on an island in the swamp will provide resources and shelter for a variety of bird species that prefer dense, low cover and are found in the surrounding woodland. The swamp itself will provide seasonal resources for wetland species such as egrets, herons and common frog species.
Community 6 extends along Mimosa Creek west from RCBR. This habitat lies under a variety of land tenure and varies greatly in the level of disturbance. Directly west of RCBR the creek winds through scattered large eucalypts with an understorey/ground layer of variously: mown grass; planted and self-introduced exotic species that in some areas creates a dense ground layer; and some scattered native species. The habitat in the westernmost portion abutting Klumpp Road becomes a swamp with scattered Melaleuca and eucalypt species. Considering the discontinuous canopy in this area and the generally degraded nature of the understorey this is poor quality habitat. Despite this it will provide habitat for a variety of common fauna species that will occur within the surrounding urban matrix.
5.2. POTENTIAL FAUNA MOVEMENT CORRIDORS IN THE FOX GULLY STUDY AREA
At present non-avian fauna movement between MGOR and Mimosa creek/ RCBR is severely restricted by a lack of any suitable vegetation corridor for fauna to pass through. In the following sections we consider the three potential fauna corridors in the study area (marked as A, B and C on Figure 4.1).
A significant commitment in both design details and funding is required if this situation is to be rectified.
5.2.1. Potential Fauna Corridor A
The western end of Mimosa Creek within the study area (Corridor A) may be the most preferable fauna corridor as this also connects Mimosa creek to Toohey Forest via a low
stormwater culvert. Unfortunately, in its current form the length and height of this culvert will likely severely limit its effectiveness in the movement of fauna. Klumpp Road is approximately 25 m wide at this point. Vegetation on the northern side of the road is restricted to low, dense, weedy shrubs (Photo1).
From observations based on aerial images there is at least 50 m from this side of the road to the nearest canopy tree. The southern side of Klumpp Road at this point is a shallow, grassy swamp with midstorey vegetation (acacias and melaleucas) along the fence line and a single large eucalypt set back from the road (Photo 2).
Any potential corridor at this point would require intensive rehabilitation and canopy tree planting on both sides of the road to become viable.This would necessarily include riparian rehabilitation further east along Mimosa Creek to create a continuous vegetation corridor extending to RCBR.
Photo 2. View south across Klumpp Road to vegetation on Mimosa Creek
5.2.2. Potential Fauna Corridor B Corridor B would join Fox Gully to Mimosa Creek. Where Fox Gully meets Klumpp Road the gully has no canopy or midstorey species and a ground layer composed largely of weeds (Photo 3). The gully enters a round drain which appears to exit above Mimosa Creek approximately 140 m to the south behind the southern end of Hibiscus Place.
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Photo 3. Southern end of Fox Gully adjacent to Klumpp Road
At present there is no substantial vegetation on the southern side of Klumpp Road at this point and no canopy trees exist until Mimosa Creek which is approximately 150 m south of the road. Directly opposite Fox Gully is presently blocked by a sports centre that would force any corridor option a minimum of 50 m west of this point to land that is currently privately owned (Photo 4).This would also force any fauna corridor option to utilise canopy trees on private residential land on the northern side of the road.
As with Corridor A, any potential corridor at this point would require intensive rehabilitation and canopy tree planting on both sides of the road to become viable. At this point it would likely require substantial redevelopment works to accommodate this due to the presence of buildings and associated access roads/paths. As before this would necessarily include riparian rehabilitation further east along Mimosa Creek to create a continuous vegetation corridor extending to RCBR.
Photo 4. View north from end of Hibiscus Lane towards Klumpp Rd
5.2.3. Potential Fauna Corridor C
Corridor C would extend Firefly Gully south directly towards Mimosa Creek above RCBR. Currently canopy vegetation north of the road is patchy. Opposite this point to the south a strip of vegetation extends from Mimosa Creek to approximately 40 m south of the road. This vegetation strip is almost entirely made up of Cadagi Corymbia torelliana, a weedy tree from northern Australia. Ideally, in the long-term these trees would be replaced by native species but in the short-to-medium-term they may be enhanced to function as a fauna corridor (Photo5).
Photo 5. View of corridor trees south of road including tall eucalypts on north side of road in background
Intensive rehabilitation and canopy tree planting on both sides of the road would be required to create a viable fauna corridor at this point. Widening of the existing vegetation strip on both sides of the road would likely make them more attractive to fauna as a corridor.
5.3. DISCUSSION OF POTENTIAL ECOLOGICAL CORRIDORS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
When determining the approach to creating a useful fauna corridor in the study area it must be considered which potential option will be of the most benefit to the extant fauna in the area in the long-term.
The corridor extending Firefly Gully to RCBR (Corridor C) is likely to provide the least amount of effort as revegetation programs would be able to complement existing vegetation already in place. Fauna-friendly infrastructure such as glider poles, rope bridges (for arboreal
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mammals) and fauna-exclusion fencing (to prevent fauna roadkill) would need to be installed to allow safe passage across Klumpp Road.
Creating a viable fauna crossing at the westernmost point of Mimosa Creek (Corridor A) would require extensive revegetation efforts on the site of the disused farm and along the length of Mimosa Creek as it approaches RCBR. However this would have a significant added benefit to fauna as it would greatly enhance the amount of useable habitat for fauna in the study area. RCB Reserve itself is approximately eight hectares in size with another hectare of adjacent bushland along the creek on the northern boundary. Revegetation of what is currently cleared grass and weed-infested areas along the creek to the west could add as much as four hectares of habitat adjacent to the reserve. Similarly, revegetation on the site of the farm north of Klumpp Road, which covers approximately nine hectares, would enhance the amount of habitat for fauna currently using MGO Reserve.
If these areas were revegetated this may also be more likely to encourage fauna to use this area as a crossing due to the width of the projected vegetation on either side of the road which could potentially extend over 70 m. By contrast the corridors along Fox and Firefly Gullies have a canopy width of 30-40 m with little opportunity to increase due to adjacent housing.
The installation of fauna crossing infrastructure will require exclusion fencing to prevent fauna roadkills. Current exclusion fencing designs as used at Compton Road are illustrated in Veage and Jones (2007). This may be less contentious to the local community at Corridor A. Corridor C north of Klumpp Road is currently used as a driveway, parking area and footpath for residents and an adjacent sporting ground. The installation of fencing as well as a revegetation program would necessarily encroach on these existing uses which may be perceived as of high social value to the local community.
However, the installation of fauna-infrastructure and creating a fauna corridor is a long-term goal that depends on the prior establishment of rehabilitated native vegetation of a sufficient height and density to encourage fauna use of the area. Rehabilitation efforts are already underway, largely in the areas adjacent to Fox Gully and Firefly Gully. The continuation and
expansion of these efforts is recommended, particularly on the site of the disused farm as this will expand fauna habitat already existing in MGO Reserve. There should be an emphasis on staged removal of non-native species and replanting using native species occurring in this location in the relevant remnant RE type (refer to flora species list in Appendix 3 and vegetation community descriptions in Table4.3).
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C52
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als
bird
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anim
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C51
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C67
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C11
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C6
anim
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bird
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C14
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C10
anim
als
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C25
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C17
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- Ext
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Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
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Kin
gdom
Cla
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Sci
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mon
Nam
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Rec
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anim
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C32
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C22
anim
als
bird
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als
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sC
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C37
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bird
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red-
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C76
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C43
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C72
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als
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C63
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als
bird
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C68
anim
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bird
sM
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C17
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als
bird
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life
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- Ext
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Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
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ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
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anim
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bird
sM
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C65
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C64
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C49
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9an
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C14
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C38
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C16
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C71
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C71
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C30
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C38
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C85
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C5
anim
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C29
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e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
anim
als
bird
sP
sitta
cida
eG
loss
opsi
tta p
usill
alit
tle lo
rikee
tC
16an
imal
sbi
rds
Psi
ttaci
dae
Bar
nard
ius
zona
rius
barn
ardi
mal
lee
ringn
eck
C1
anim
als
bird
sP
sitta
cida
eTr
icho
glos
sus
haem
atod
us m
oluc
canu
sra
inbo
w lo
rikee
tC
190
anim
als
bird
sP
sitta
cida
eTr
icho
glos
sus
chlo
role
pido
tus
scal
y-br
east
ed lo
rikee
tC
101
anim
als
bird
sP
sitta
cida
eP
laty
cerc
us a
dsci
tus
pale
-hea
ded
rose
llaC
108
anim
als
bird
sP
sitta
cida
eA
liste
rus
scap
ular
isA
ustra
lian
king
-par
rot
C6
anim
als
bird
sP
sitta
cida
eP
laty
cerc
us e
xim
ius
east
ern
rose
llaC
8an
imal
sbi
rds
Pso
phod
idae
Pso
phod
es o
livac
eus
east
ern
whi
pbird
C23
anim
als
bird
sP
tilon
orhy
nchi
dae
Ptil
onor
hync
hus
viol
aceu
ssa
tin b
ower
bird
C1
anim
als
bird
sR
allid
aeFu
lica
atra
Eur
asia
n co
otC
3an
imal
sbi
rds
Ral
lidae
Gal
linul
a te
nebr
osa
dusk
y m
oorh
enC
34an
imal
sbi
rds
Ral
lidae
Gal
liral
lus
phili
ppen
sis
buff-
band
ed ra
ilC
5an
imal
sbi
rds
Ral
lidae
Por
phyr
io p
orph
yrio
purp
le s
wam
phen
C32
anim
als
bird
sR
hipi
durid
aeR
hipi
dura
alb
isca
pagr
ey fa
ntai
lC
113
anim
als
bird
sR
hipi
durid
aeR
hipi
dura
rufif
rons
rufo
us fa
ntai
lC
11an
imal
sbi
rds
Rhi
pidu
ridae
Rhi
pidu
ra le
ucop
hrys
will
ie w
agta
ilC
101
anim
als
bird
sS
colo
paci
dae
Num
eniu
s m
adag
asca
riens
isea
ster
n cu
rlew
NT
1an
imal
sbi
rds
Stri
gida
eN
inox
boo
book
sout
hern
boo
book
C17
anim
als
bird
sS
trigi
dae
Nin
ox c
onni
vens
bark
ing
owl
C2
anim
als
bird
sS
trigi
dae
Nin
ox s
trenu
apo
wer
ful o
wl
V15
anim
als
bird
sS
turn
idae
Stu
rnus
tris
tisco
mm
on m
yna
Y48
anim
als
bird
sS
turn
idae
Stu
rnus
vul
garis
com
mon
sta
rling
Y44
anim
als
bird
sTh
resk
iorn
ithid
aeP
lata
lea
regi
aro
yal s
poon
bill
C8
anim
als
bird
sTh
resk
iorn
ithid
aeP
lata
lea
flavi
pes
yello
w-b
illed
spo
onbi
llC
3an
imal
sbi
rds
Thre
skio
rnith
idae
Thre
skio
rnis
mol
ucca
Aus
tralia
n w
hite
ibis
C49
anim
als
bird
sTh
resk
iorn
ithid
aeTh
resk
iorn
is s
pini
colli
sst
raw
-nec
ked
ibis
C35
anim
als
bird
sTi
mal
iidae
Zost
erop
s la
tera
lissi
lver
eye
C23
7an
imal
sbi
rds
Turd
idae
Zoot
hera
sp.
1an
imal
sbi
rds
Turd
idae
Zoot
hera
hei
nei
russ
et-ta
iled
thru
shC
1an
imal
sbi
rds
Turn
icid
aeTu
rnix
var
ius
pain
ted
butto
n-qu
ail
C2
anim
als
bird
sTy
toni
dae
Tyto
java
nica
east
ern
barn
ow
lC
1an
imal
sbo
ny fi
shG
alax
iidae
Gal
axia
s m
acul
atus
com
mon
gal
axia
s1
anim
als
bony
fish
Poe
cilii
dae
Gam
busi
a ho
lbro
oki
mos
quito
fish
Y1
anim
als
inse
cts
Nym
phal
idae
Pha
edym
a sh
ephe
rdi
1an
imal
sin
sect
sN
ymph
alid
aeE
uplo
ea c
ore
corin
naco
mm
on c
row
3an
imal
sin
sect
sN
ymph
alid
aeH
ypol
imna
s bo
lina
nerin
ava
ried
eggf
ly1
anim
als
inse
cts
Nym
phal
idae
Tiru
mal
a ha
mat
a ha
mat
abl
ue ti
ger
2an
imal
sin
sect
sN
ymph
alid
aeM
elan
itis
leda
ban
kia
com
mon
eve
ning
-bro
wn
1an
imal
sin
sect
sN
ymph
alid
aeD
anau
s pl
exip
pus
plex
ippu
sm
onar
ch2
anim
als
inse
cts
Nym
phal
idae
Pha
edym
a sh
ephe
rdi s
heph
erdi
whi
te-b
ande
d pl
ane
(sou
ther
n1
subs
peci
es)
anim
als
inse
cts
Nym
phal
idae
Acr
aea
andr
omac
ha a
ndro
mac
hagl
assw
ing
2an
imal
sin
sect
sP
apili
onid
aeP
apili
o ae
geus
aeg
eus
orch
ard
swal
low
tail
(Aus
tralia
n3
subs
peci
es)
anim
als
inse
cts
Pap
ilion
idae
Gra
phiu
m s
arpe
don
chor
edon
blue
tria
ngle
2an
imal
sin
sect
sP
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aeE
urem
a he
cabe
pho
ebus
larg
e gr
ass-
yello
w1
Pag
e 5
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
anim
als
inse
cts
Pie
ridae
Cat
opsi
lia p
omon
a po
mon
ale
mon
mig
rant
1an
imal
sm
amm
als
Acr
obat
idae
Acr
obat
es p
ygm
aeus
feat
herta
il gl
ider
C1/
1an
imal
sm
amm
als
Can
idae
Vul
pes
vulp
esre
d fo
xY
3an
imal
sm
amm
als
Can
idae
Can
is fa
mili
aris
dog
Y1
anim
als
mam
mal
sD
asyu
ridae
Ant
echi
nus
flavi
pes
yello
w-fo
oted
ant
echi
nus
C1
anim
als
mam
mal
sD
asyu
ridae
Pha
scog
ale
tapo
ataf
abr
ush-
taile
d ph
asco
gale
C1/
1an
imal
sm
amm
als
Equ
idae
Equ
us c
abal
lus
hors
eY
1an
imal
sm
amm
als
Felid
aeFe
lis c
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cat
Y2
anim
als
mam
mal
sLe
porid
aeLe
pus
cape
nsis
brow
n ha
reY
3an
imal
sm
amm
als
Mol
ossi
dae
Mor
mop
teru
s sp
.1
anim
als
mam
mal
sM
olos
sida
eTa
darid
a au
stra
lisw
hite
-stri
ped
freet
ail b
atC
4an
imal
sm
amm
als
Mur
idae
Mus
mus
culu
sho
use
mou
seY
2an
imal
sm
amm
als
Mur
idae
Rat
tus
rattu
sbl
ack
rat
Y5
anim
als
mam
mal
sP
eram
elid
aeIs
oodo
n m
acro
urus
north
ern
brow
n ba
ndic
oot
C3
anim
als
mam
mal
sP
etau
ridae
Pet
auru
s br
evic
eps
suga
r glid
erC
5an
imal
sm
amm
als
Pet
aurid
aeP
etau
rus
norfo
lcen
sis
squi
rrel
glid
erC
12/2
anim
als
mam
mal
sP
hala
nger
idae
Tric
hosu
rus
vulp
ecul
aco
mm
on b
rush
tail
poss
umC
16/2
anim
als
mam
mal
sP
hasc
olar
ctid
aeP
hasc
olar
ctos
cin
ereu
s (s
outh
east
Que
ensl
and
koal
a (s
outh
east
Que
ensl
and
V75
bior
egio
n)bi
oreg
ion)
anim
als
mam
mal
sP
seud
oche
irida
eP
etau
roid
es v
olan
sgr
eate
r glid
erC
3an
imal
sm
amm
als
Pse
udoc
heiri
dae
Pse
udoc
heiru
s pe
regr
inus
com
mon
ring
tail
poss
umC
15an
imal
sm
amm
als
Pte
ropo
dida
eP
tero
pus
sp.
1an
imal
sm
amm
als
Pte
ropo
dida
eP
tero
pus
alec
tobl
ack
flyin
g-fo
xC
1an
imal
sm
amm
als
Pte
ropo
dida
eP
tero
pus
polio
ceph
alus
grey
-hea
ded
flyin
g-fo
xC
V2
anim
als
mam
mal
sP
tero
podi
dae
Syc
onyc
teris
aus
tralis
east
ern
blos
som
bat
C1
anim
als
mam
mal
sTa
chyg
loss
idae
Tach
yglo
ssus
acu
leat
ussh
ort-b
eake
d ec
hidn
aC
4an
imal
sm
amm
als
Ves
perti
lioni
dae
Cha
linol
obus
gou
ldii
Gou
ld's
wat
tled
bat
C2
anim
als
mam
mal
sV
espe
rtilio
nida
eM
inio
pter
us a
ustra
lislit
tle b
ent-w
ing
bat
C2
anim
als
mam
mal
sV
espe
rtilio
nida
eM
inio
pter
us s
chre
iber
sii o
cean
ensi
sea
ster
n be
nt-w
ing
bat
C2
anim
als
mam
mal
sV
espe
rtilio
nida
eC
halin
olob
us n
igro
gris
eus
hoar
y w
attle
d ba
tC
1an
imal
sre
ptile
sA
gam
idae
Pog
ona
barb
ata
bear
ded
drag
onC
8an
imal
sre
ptile
sA
gam
idae
Chl
amyd
osau
rus
king
iifri
lled
lizar
dC
1/1
anim
als
rept
iles
Aga
mid
aeD
ipor
ipho
ra a
ustra
lisC
2an
imal
sre
ptile
sA
gam
idae
Phy
sign
athu
s le
sueu
riiea
ster
n w
ater
dra
gon
C6
anim
als
rept
iles
Boi
dae
Mor
elia
spi
lota
carp
et p
ytho
nC
39an
imal
sre
ptile
sC
helid
aeC
helo
dina
long
icol
lisea
ster
n sn
ake-
neck
ed tu
rtle
C1
anim
als
rept
iles
Col
ubrid
aeB
oiga
irre
gula
risbr
own
tree
snak
eC
1an
imal
sre
ptile
sC
olub
ridae
Trop
idon
ophi
s m
airii
fresh
wat
er s
nake
C3
anim
als
rept
iles
Col
ubrid
aeD
endr
elap
his
punc
tula
taco
mm
on tr
ee s
nake
C15
anim
als
rept
iles
Ela
pida
eFu
rina
diad
ema
red-
nape
d sn
ake
C1/
1an
imal
sre
ptile
sE
lapi
dae
Hem
iasp
is s
igna
tabl
ack-
belli
ed s
wam
p sn
ake
C2
anim
als
rept
iles
Ela
pida
eC
acop
his
harr
ietta
ew
hite
-cro
wne
d sn
ake
C5/
1an
imal
sre
ptile
sE
lapi
dae
Dem
ansi
a ps
amm
ophi
sye
llow
-face
d w
hip
snak
eC
6/1
anim
als
rept
iles
Ela
pida
eV
erm
icel
la a
nnul
ata
band
y-ba
ndy
C1/
1an
imal
sre
ptile
sE
lapi
dae
Cac
ophi
s sq
uam
ulos
usgo
lden
cro
wne
d sn
ake
C1
anim
als
rept
iles
Ela
pida
eP
seud
echi
s po
rphy
riacu
sre
d-be
llied
bla
ck s
nake
C2
Pag
e 6
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
anim
als
rept
iles
Gek
koni
dae
Geh
yra
dubi
aC
3an
imal
sre
ptile
sG
ekko
nida
eD
iplo
dact
ylus
vitt
atus
woo
d ge
cko
C1
anim
als
rept
iles
Gek
koni
dae
Hem
idac
tylu
s fre
natu
sho
use
geck
oY
1an
imal
sre
ptile
sG
ekko
nida
eO
edur
a ro
bust
aro
bust
vel
vet g
ecko
C3/
1an
imal
sre
ptile
sP
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odid
aeLi
alis
bur
toni
sB
urto
n's
legl
ess
lizar
dC
8/6
anim
als
rept
iles
Sci
ncid
aeC
arlia
viv
axC
4an
imal
sre
ptile
sS
cinc
idae
Cte
notu
s ar
canu
sC
2an
imal
sre
ptile
sS
cinc
idae
Eul
ampr
us q
uoyi
iea
ster
n w
ater
ski
nkC
2an
imal
sre
ptile
sS
cinc
idae
Eul
ampr
us te
nuis
C1
anim
als
rept
iles
Sci
ncid
aeC
teno
tus
robu
stus
C3
anim
als
rept
iles
Sci
ncid
aeB
ella
toria
s fre
rei
maj
or s
kink
C2
anim
als
rept
iles
Sci
ncid
aeTi
liqua
sci
ncoi
des
east
ern
blue
-tong
ued
lizar
dC
9an
imal
sre
ptile
sS
cinc
idae
Lygi
saur
us fo
lioru
mC
1an
imal
sre
ptile
sS
cinc
idae
Mor
ethi
a bo
ulen
geri
C1
anim
als
rept
iles
Sci
ncid
aeC
teno
tus
taen
iola
tus
copp
er-ta
iled
skin
kC
2/1
anim
als
rept
iles
Sci
ncid
aeA
nom
alop
us v
erre
auxi
iC
2/1
anim
als
rept
iles
Sci
ncid
aeLa
mpr
opho
lis d
elic
ata
C9
anim
als
rept
iles
Sci
ncid
aeM
oret
hia
taen
iopl
eura
fire-
taile
d sk
ink
C1
anim
als
rept
iles
Sci
ncid
aeC
alyp
totis
scu
tiros
trum
C2
anim
als
rept
iles
Sci
ncid
aeLa
mpr
opho
lis g
uich
enot
iC
1an
imal
sre
ptile
sS
cinc
idae
Cry
ptob
leph
arus
pul
cher
pul
cher
eleg
ant s
nake
-eye
d sk
ink
C6
anim
als
rept
iles
Typh
lopi
dae
Ram
phot
yphl
ops
ligat
usC
1/1
anim
als
rept
iles
Typh
lopi
dae
Ram
phot
yphl
ops
prox
imus
C1/
1an
imal
sre
ptile
sTy
phlo
pida
eR
amph
otyp
hlop
s ni
gres
cens
C1
anim
als
rept
iles
Var
anid
aeV
aran
us v
ariu
sla
ce m
onito
rC
3an
imal
sun
certa
inIn
dete
rmin
ate
Inde
term
inat
eU
nkno
wn
or C
ode
Pen
ding
C1
fung
icl
ub fu
ngi
Bas
idio
myc
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ntia
C1/
1fu
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club
fung
iB
asid
iom
ycot
aA
garic
us s
p. 4
C1/
1fu
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club
fung
iB
asid
iom
ycot
aS
troph
aria
C1/
1fu
ngi
club
fung
iB
asid
iom
ycot
aH
ydro
pus
C1/
1fu
ngi
club
fung
iB
asid
iom
ycot
aA
man
ita s
p. 1
5C
1/1
fung
icl
ub fu
ngi
Bas
idio
myc
ota
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us fa
scia
tus
C1/
1fu
ngi
club
fung
iB
asid
iom
ycot
aX
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lbid
usC
2/2
fung
icl
ub fu
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Bas
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myc
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m a
biet
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C1/
1fu
ngi
club
fung
iB
asid
iom
ycot
aA
man
ita s
p. 1
8C
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Arth
onia
ceae
Arth
onia
C3/
3fu
ngi
sac
fung
iA
rthon
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aeA
ster
opor
um p
unct
ulifo
rme
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iA
rthon
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aeA
rthon
ia ra
diat
aC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
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onia
ceae
Arth
onia
am
oena
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iB
acid
iace
aeB
acid
ia m
ultis
epta
taC
2/2
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Bac
idia
ceae
Bac
idia
sub
prop
osita
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iB
rigan
tiaea
ceae
Brig
antia
ea tr
icol
orC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Can
dela
riace
aeC
ande
laria
con
colo
rC
4/4
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Cla
doni
acea
eC
lado
nia
cory
mbe
scen
sC
2/2
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Gra
phid
acea
eO
cellu
laria
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iG
raph
idac
eae
Thel
otre
ma
subt
ileC
1/1
Pag
e 7
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Gra
phid
acea
eO
cellu
laria
bic
uspi
data
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iG
raph
idac
eae
Pla
tyth
eciu
m p
erte
nellu
mC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Gra
phid
acea
eTh
elot
rem
a le
ucop
htha
lmum
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iG
raph
idac
eae
Pha
eogr
aphi
s lin
digi
ana
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iG
raph
idac
eae
Gra
phis
gla
uces
cens
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iG
raph
idac
eae
Thel
otre
ma
lact
eum
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iG
raph
idac
eae
Pha
eogr
aphi
sC
3/3
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Het
erod
eace
aeH
eter
odea
mue
lleri
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iLe
cana
ctid
acea
eS
chis
mat
omm
a sh
irley
anum
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iLe
cano
race
aeLe
cano
raC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Leca
nora
ceae
Leca
nora
lepr
osa
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iLe
cano
race
aeLe
cano
ra m
arga
rode
sC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Leca
nora
ceae
Leca
nora
aus
trotro
pica
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iLe
cano
race
aeR
ambo
ldia
hae
mat
ites
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iLe
cano
race
aeLe
cano
ra a
rgen
tata
C2/
2fu
ngi
sac
fung
iLe
cide
acea
eM
alco
lmie
llaC
2/2
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Leci
deac
eae
Leci
dea
phae
ocar
paC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Lich
enLi
chen
C2/
2fu
ngi
sac
fung
iLo
baria
ceae
Pse
udoc
yphe
llaria
aur
ata
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iLo
padi
acea
eLo
padi
um b
risba
nens
eC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Mic
area
ceae
Mic
area
C2/
2fu
ngi
sac
fung
iO
pegr
apha
ceae
Ope
grap
haC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Par
mel
iace
aeX
anth
opar
mel
ia a
mpl
exul
aC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Par
mel
iace
aeC
anop
arm
elia
raun
kiae
riC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Par
mel
iace
aeX
anth
opar
mel
ia in
certa
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
arm
elia
ceae
Par
mot
rem
a re
ticul
atum
C2/
2fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
arm
elia
ceae
Flav
opar
mel
ia e
uple
cta
C2/
2fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
arm
elia
ceae
Par
mot
rem
a tin
ctor
umC
8/8
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Par
mel
iace
aeP
arm
elin
a co
nlab
rosa
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
arm
elia
ceae
Par
mot
rem
a cr
initu
mC
2/2
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Par
mel
iace
aeC
anop
arm
elia
texa
naC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Par
mel
iace
aeB
ulbo
thrix
taba
cina
C2/
2fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
arm
elia
ceae
Hyp
otra
chyn
a im
mac
ulat
aC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Par
mel
iace
aeC
anop
arm
elia
nor
stic
ticat
aC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Par
mel
iace
aeX
anth
opar
mel
ia s
podo
chro
aC
3/3
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Per
tusa
riace
aeP
ertu
saria
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
ertu
saria
ceae
Per
tusa
ria s
ubve
ntos
aC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Per
tusa
riace
aeO
chro
lech
ia s
ubpa
llesc
ens
C2/
2fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
ertu
saria
ceae
Per
tusa
ria u
ndul
ata
C3/
3fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
hysc
iace
aeB
uelli
aC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Dim
elae
na te
nuis
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
hysc
iace
aeH
eter
oder
mia
spe
cios
aC
5/5
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Bue
llia
subc
allis
pora
C5/
5fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
hysc
iace
aeD
irina
ria c
onflu
ens
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
hysc
iace
aeD
irina
ria a
ppla
nata
C13
/13
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Diri
naria
aeg
ialit
aC
2/2
Pag
e 8
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Bue
llia
cura
tella
eC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Pyx
ine
subc
iner
eaC
4/4
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Phy
scia
pon
cins
iiC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Bue
llia
amer
ican
aC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Bue
llia
para
sem
a va
r. ru
gulo
saC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Hyp
erph
ysci
a ad
glut
inat
aC
3/3
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Het
erod
erm
ia o
bscu
rata
C2/
2fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
hysc
iace
aeD
irina
ria s
ubco
nflu
ens
C2/
2fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
hysc
iace
aeB
uelli
a sa
ngui
narie
llaC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Am
andi
nea
efflo
resc
ens
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
hysc
iace
aeB
uelli
a de
mut
ans
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
hysc
iace
aeH
eter
oder
mia
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
hysc
iace
aeP
hysc
ia m
inor
C2/
2fu
ngi
sac
fung
iP
hysc
iace
aeB
uelli
a re
men
saC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Diri
naria
pic
taC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Phy
scia
ceae
Bue
llia
diss
aC
3/3
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Pyr
enul
acea
eP
yren
ula
subu
mbi
licat
aC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Ram
alin
acea
eR
amal
ina
cela
stri
subs
p. c
elas
triC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Ste
reoc
aula
ceae
Lepr
aria
mem
bran
acea
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iTr
icho
thel
iace
aeP
orin
a m
asto
idea
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iTr
icho
thel
iace
aeP
orin
a em
inen
tior
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iU
snea
ceae
Usn
eaC
1/1
fung
isa
c fu
ngi
Usn
eace
aeU
snea
das
aea
C1/
1fu
ngi
sac
fung
iU
snea
ceae
Eum
itria
bai
leyi
C1/
1pl
ants
coni
fers
Ara
ucar
iace
aeA
gath
is ro
bust
aka
uri p
ine
C1/
1pl
ants
fern
sA
dian
tace
aeA
dian
tum
aet
hiop
icum
C2/
2pl
ants
fern
sA
dian
tace
aeC
heila
nthe
s si
eber
iC
1pl
ants
fern
sA
dian
tace
aeC
heila
nthe
s di
stan
sbr
istly
clo
ak fe
rnC
2/2
plan
tsfe
rns
Adi
anta
ceae
Adi
antu
m h
ispi
dulu
m v
ar. h
ispi
dulu
mC
1/1
plan
tsfe
rns
Adi
anta
ceae
Che
ilant
hes
sieb
eri s
ubsp
. sie
beri
C2/
2pl
ants
fern
sA
dian
tace
aeP
ella
ea v
iridi
s va
r. vi
ridis
Y1/
1pl
ants
fern
sA
dian
tace
aeA
dian
tum
form
osum
C1/
1pl
ants
fern
sA
dian
tace
aeP
ella
ea n
ana
C1/
1pl
ants
fern
sA
sple
niac
eae
Asp
leni
um fl
abel
lifol
ium
neck
lace
fern
C1/
1pl
ants
fern
sB
lech
nace
aeD
oodi
a ca
udat
aC
2/2
plan
tsfe
rns
Ble
chna
ceae
Ble
chnu
m c
amfie
ldii
C1/
1pl
ants
fern
sB
lech
nace
aeB
lech
num
car
tilag
ineu
mgr
istle
fern
C1/
1pl
ants
fern
sD
enns
taed
tiace
aeH
ypol
epis
mue
lleri
swam
p br
acke
nC
2/2
plan
tsfe
rns
Den
nsta
edtia
ceae
Pte
ridiu
m e
scul
entu
mco
mm
on b
rack
enC
4/1
plan
tsfe
rns
Dic
kson
iace
aeC
aloc
hlae
na d
ubia
C1/
1pl
ants
fern
sG
leic
heni
acea
eG
leic
heni
a di
carp
apo
uche
d co
ral f
ern
C2/
2pl
ants
fern
sLi
ndsa
eace
aeLi
ndsa
ea in
cisa
C4/
4pl
ants
fern
sLi
ndsa
eace
aeLi
ndsa
ea e
nsifo
lia s
ubsp
. aga
tiiC
2/2
plan
tsfe
rns
Lind
saea
ceae
Lind
saea
mic
roph
ylla
lacy
wed
ge fe
rnC
2/1
plan
tsfe
rns
Lind
saea
ceae
Lind
saea
ens
ifolia
C1/
1pl
ants
fern
sN
ephr
olep
idac
eae
Nep
hrol
epis
cor
difo
liafis
hbon
e fe
rnC
1/1
Pag
e 9
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
plan
tsfe
rns
Oph
iogl
ossa
ceae
Bot
rych
ium
aus
trale
pars
ley
fern
C1/
1pl
ants
fern
sP
olyp
odia
ceae
Pyr
rosi
a ru
pest
risro
ck fe
lt fe
rnC
1/1
plan
tsfe
rns
Sch
izae
acea
eS
chiz
aea
bifid
afo
rked
com
b fe
rnC
7/3
plan
tsfe
rns
Sch
izae
acea
eLy
godi
um ja
poni
cum
Y1/
1pl
ants
fern
sS
chiz
aeac
eae
Lygo
dium
mic
roph
yllu
msn
ake
fern
C2/
2pl
ants
fern
sS
chiz
aeac
eae
Sch
izae
a di
chot
oma
bran
ched
com
b fe
rnC
3pl
ants
fern
sTh
elyp
terid
acea
eC
hris
tella
den
tata
cree
k fe
rnC
1pl
ants
fern
sTh
elyp
terid
acea
eC
yclo
soru
s in
terr
uptu
sC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Aca
ntha
ceae
Pse
uder
anth
emum
C1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Aca
ntha
ceae
Rue
llia
squa
rros
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Aca
ntha
ceae
Dys
chor
iste
dep
ress
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Aca
ntha
ceae
Just
icia
bet
onic
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Aca
ntha
ceae
Rue
llia
sim
plex
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
cant
hace
aeR
oste
llula
ria o
btus
aC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Aca
ntha
ceae
Har
nier
ia h
ygro
philo
ides
whi
te k
aram
bal
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
cant
hace
aeS
teph
anop
hysu
m lo
ngifo
lium
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
cant
hace
aeP
seud
eran
them
um v
aria
bile
past
el fl
ower
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
cant
hace
aeB
runo
niel
la a
ustra
lisbl
ue tr
umpe
tC
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
mar
anth
acea
eD
eerin
gia
amar
anth
oide
sre
dber
ryC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Am
aran
thac
eae
Alte
rnan
ther
a de
ntic
ulat
ale
sser
joyw
eed
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
piac
eae
Pla
tysa
ce e
ricoi
des
heat
h pl
atys
ace
C1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Apo
cyna
ceae
Hoy
a ca
rnos
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Apo
cyna
ceae
Cat
hara
nthu
s ro
seus
pink
per
iwin
kle
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
pocy
nace
aeA
scle
pias
cur
assa
vica
red-
head
cot
tonb
ush
Y2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
pocy
nace
aeH
oya
aust
ralis
sub
sp. a
ustra
lisC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Apo
cyna
ceae
Par
sons
ia lo
ngip
etio
lata
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
pocy
nace
aeG
omph
ocar
pus
phys
ocar
pus
ballo
on c
otto
nbus
hY
4/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Apo
cyna
ceae
Par
sons
ia le
ichh
ardt
iibl
ack
silk
pod
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
pocy
nace
aeP
arso
nsia
bris
bane
nsis
broa
d-le
aved
mon
key
vine
C2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
pocy
nace
aeP
arso
nsia
stra
min
eam
onke
y ro
peC
5/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Apo
cyna
ceae
Aly
xia
rusc
ifolia
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
pocy
nace
aeC
aris
sa o
vata
curr
antb
ush
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
ralia
ceae
Ast
rotri
cha
umbr
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C1/
1pl
ants
high
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sA
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ceae
Sch
effle
ra a
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la tr
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1pl
ants
high
er d
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ceae
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hym
ene
inci
sa s
ubsp
. inc
isa
C3/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
ralia
ceae
Ast
rotri
cha
long
ifolia
star
hai
r bus
hC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Ozo
tham
nus
dios
mifo
lius
whi
te d
ogw
ood
C1/
1pl
ants
high
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icot
sA
ster
acea
eS
phag
netic
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trilo
bata
Y2/
2pl
ants
high
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icot
sA
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acea
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rass
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halu
m c
repi
dioi
des
thic
khea
dY
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
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acea
eS
olid
ago
altis
sim
a su
bsp.
alti
ssim
ago
lden
rod
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
ster
acea
eP
icris
ang
ustif
olia
sub
sp. c
arol
orum
-hen
ricor
umC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Cya
nthi
llium
cin
ereu
mC
5/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Cen
trath
erum
ripa
rium
C2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
ster
acea
eB
acch
aris
hal
imifo
liagr
ound
sel b
ush
Y1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Age
ratu
m h
oust
onia
num
blue
bill
ygoa
t wee
dY
2/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Hyp
ocha
eris
radi
cata
cats
ear
Y2/
1
Pag
e 10
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Gam
ocha
eta
amer
ican
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Cor
eops
is la
nceo
lata
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
ster
acea
eG
loss
ocar
dia
bide
nsna
tive
cobb
ler's
peg
sC
2/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Em
ilia
sonc
hifo
liaY
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
ster
acea
eC
onyz
a bo
narie
nsis
Y1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Son
chus
ole
race
usco
mm
on s
owth
istle
Y1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Sch
kuhr
ia p
inna
taY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Epa
ltes
aust
ralis
spre
adin
g nu
thea
dsC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
You
ngia
japo
nica
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
ster
acea
eB
iden
s pi
losa
Y1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Con
yza
parv
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Ere
chtit
es v
aler
iani
foliu
s fo
rma
vale
riani
foliu
sY
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Thym
ophy
lla te
nuilo
ba v
ar. t
enui
loba
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sA
ster
acea
eE
mili
a so
nchi
folia
var
. jav
anic
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ast
erac
eae
Chr
ysoc
epha
lum
api
cula
tum
yello
w b
utto
nsC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Big
noni
acea
eM
acfa
dyen
a un
guis
-cat
ica
t's c
law
cre
eper
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sB
rass
icac
eae
Lepi
dium
did
ymum
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sB
rass
icac
eae
Rap
hanu
s ra
phan
istru
mw
ild ra
dish
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sB
yttn
eria
ceae
Rul
ingi
a da
syph
ylla
kerr
awan
gC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Byt
tner
iace
aeC
omm
erso
nia
bartr
amia
brow
n ku
rraj
ong
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sC
aesa
lpin
iace
aeS
enna
pen
dula
var
. gla
brat
aE
aste
r cas
sia
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sC
ampa
nula
ceae
Lobe
lia g
ibbo
sana
tive
lobe
liaC
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sC
ampa
nula
ceae
Lobe
lia p
urpu
rasc
ens
whi
te ro
otC
5/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Cam
panu
lace
aeLo
belia
ste
noph
ylla
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sC
ampa
nula
ceae
Wah
lenb
ergi
a co
mm
unis
tufte
d bl
uebe
llC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Cam
panu
lace
aeLo
belia
gib
bosa
var
. gib
bosa
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sC
appa
race
aeC
appa
ris a
rbor
eabr
ush
cape
r ber
ryC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Cap
para
ceae
Cap
paris
sar
men
tosa
scra
mbl
ing
cape
rC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Cap
rifol
iace
aeS
ambu
cus
cana
dens
isY
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sC
asua
rinac
eae
Allo
casu
arin
a to
rulo
saC
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sC
asua
rinac
eae
Allo
casu
arin
a lit
tora
lisC
6/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Che
nopo
diac
eae
Che
nopo
dium
alb
umfa
t-hen
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sC
lusi
acea
eH
yper
icum
gra
min
eum
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sC
onvo
lvul
acea
eIp
omoe
a al
bam
oon
flow
erY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Cor
nace
aeA
lang
ium
vill
osum
sub
sp. t
omen
tosu
mC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Dill
enia
ceae
Hib
berti
aC
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sD
illen
iace
aeH
ibbe
rtia
aspe
raC
4/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Dill
enia
ceae
Hib
berti
a st
ricta
C5
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Dill
enia
ceae
Hib
berti
a as
pera
sub
sp. a
sper
aC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Dill
enia
ceae
Hib
berti
a ve
stita
var
. ves
tita
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sD
illen
iace
aeH
ibbe
rtia
stric
ta v
ar. s
trict
aC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Dill
enia
ceae
Hib
berti
a ve
stita
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sD
rose
race
aeD
rose
ra s
patu
lata
var
. spa
tula
taC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ela
eoca
rpac
eae
Tetra
thec
a th
ymifo
liaC
3/3
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Eric
acea
eM
onot
oca
scop
aria
pric
kly
broo
m h
eath
C6/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sE
ricac
eae
Acr
otric
he a
ggre
gata
red
clus
ter h
eath
C6/
1
Pag
e 11
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Eric
acea
eM
elic
hrus
pro
cum
bens
jam
tarts
C6/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sE
ricac
eae
Troc
hoca
rpa
laur
ina
tree
heat
hC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Eric
acea
eLe
ucop
ogon
bifl
orus
C2/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sE
upho
rbia
ceae
Ric
inus
com
mun
isca
stor
oil
bush
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sE
upho
rbia
ceae
Aca
lyph
a er
emor
umso
ft ac
alyp
haC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Eup
horb
iace
aeA
caly
pha
aust
ralis
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sE
upho
rbia
ceae
Cha
mae
syce
dal
lach
yana
mat
spu
rge
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sE
upho
rbia
ceae
Eup
horb
ia h
eter
ophy
llaY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Eup
horb
iace
aeTr
agia
nov
ae-h
olla
ndia
est
ingi
ng-v
ine
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sE
upho
rbia
ceae
Cha
mae
syce
oph
thal
mic
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Eup
horb
iace
aeE
upho
rbia
cya
thop
hora
dwar
f poi
nset
tiaY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Eup
horb
iace
aeTr
iadi
ca s
ebife
raY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Dav
iesi
aC
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeC
ajan
us c
ajan
pige
on p
eaY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Hov
ea li
near
iser
ect h
ovea
C3
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Pul
tena
ea re
tusa
C2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeH
ovea
het
erop
hylla
C3/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeD
avie
sia
wya
ttian
alo
ng-le
aved
bitt
er p
eaC
11/8
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Dav
iesi
a vi
llife
rapr
ickl
y da
vies
iaC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Cro
tala
ria m
onta
naC
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeB
ossi
aea
pros
trata
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeZo
rnia
flor
ibun
daC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Pul
tena
ea v
illos
aha
iry b
ush
pea
C9/
4pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeP
ulte
naea
euc
hila
oran
ge p
ulte
naea
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeC
rota
laria
bre
vis
C3/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeC
horiz
ema
parv
iflor
umea
ster
n fla
me
pea
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeP
ulte
naea
pet
iola
risC
5/3
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Phy
llota
phy
licoi
des
yello
w p
eabu
shC
8/5
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Isot
ropi
s fil
icau
lisC
4/4
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Dav
iesi
a um
bellu
lata
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeP
ulte
naea
myr
toid
esC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Pod
olob
ium
sca
nden
sC
4/4
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Jack
soni
a sc
opar
iaC
4/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Indi
gofe
ra s
pica
tacr
eepi
ng in
digo
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeB
ossi
aea
pros
trata
var
. (Tu
an C
reek
C1/
1M
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lem
ens
AQ
2282
7)pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeC
rota
laria
lanc
eola
ta s
ubsp
. lan
ceol
ata
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeD
avie
sia
ulic
ifolia
sub
sp. s
teno
phyl
laC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Dav
iesi
a ul
icifo
lia s
ubsp
. ulic
ifolia
C2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeG
lyci
ne c
land
estin
a va
r. cl
ande
stin
aC
5/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Neo
noto
nia
wig
htii
var.
wig
htii
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeG
alac
tia te
nuifl
ora
var.
luci
daC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Teph
rosi
a gl
omer
ulifl
ora
pink
teph
rosi
aY
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Des
mod
ium
rhyt
idop
hyllu
mC
4/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Pod
olob
ium
aci
culif
erum
C4/
4pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeG
omph
olob
ium
latif
oliu
mbr
oad
wed
ge p
eaC
8/3
Pag
e 12
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Ery
thrin
a cr
ista
-gal
liY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Har
denb
ergi
a vi
olac
eaC
2/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Gom
phol
obiu
m v
irgat
umC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Cro
tala
ria g
raha
mia
naY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Faba
ceae
Hov
ea a
cutif
olia
C6/
4pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeV
igna
lute
ola
dalry
mpl
e vi
gna
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sFa
bace
aeTi
puan
a tip
utip
uana
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sG
oode
niac
eae
Vel
leia
spa
thul
ata
wild
pan
sies
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sG
oode
niac
eae
Sca
evol
a ra
mos
issi
ma
purp
le fa
n flo
wer
C2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sG
oode
niac
eae
Goo
deni
a ro
tund
ifolia
C5/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sG
oode
niac
eae
Goo
deni
a be
llidi
folia
sub
sp. a
rgen
tea
C3/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sH
alor
agac
eae
Hal
orag
is h
eter
ophy
llaro
ugh
rasp
wee
dC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Hal
orag
acea
eG
onoc
arpu
s m
icra
nthu
s su
bsp.
mic
rant
hus
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sH
alor
agac
eae
Gon
ocar
pus
chin
ensi
s su
bsp.
ver
ruco
sus
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sH
alor
agac
eae
Myr
ioph
yllu
m g
raci
le v
ar. g
raci
leC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Lam
iace
aeTe
ucriu
m a
rgut
umC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Lam
iace
aeG
mel
ina
leic
hhar
dtii
whi
te b
eech
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sLa
mia
ceae
Wes
tring
ia e
rem
icol
asl
ende
r wes
tring
iaC
7/5
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Lam
iace
aeC
allic
arpa
ped
uncu
lata
velv
et le
afC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Lam
iace
aeP
lect
rant
hus
parv
iflor
usC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Lam
iace
aeC
hloa
nthe
s pa
rvifl
ora
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sLo
gani
acea
eM
itras
acm
e pa
ludo
saC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Lora
ntha
ceae
Am
yem
a co
ngen
er s
ubsp
. con
gene
rC
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sLy
thra
ceae
Rot
ala
rotu
ndifo
liaY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mal
vace
aeS
ida
hack
ettia
naC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mal
vace
aeM
alva
visc
us a
rbor
eus
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
alva
ceae
Hib
iscu
s he
tero
phyl
lus
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
alva
ceae
Mod
iola
car
olin
iana
red-
flow
ered
mal
low
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
alva
ceae
Sid
a rh
ombi
folia
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
alva
ceae
Hib
iscu
s m
utab
ilis
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
arty
niac
eae
Pro
bosc
idea
lute
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mel
asto
mat
acea
eTi
bouc
hina
urv
illea
naY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mel
asto
mat
acea
eM
elas
tom
a m
alab
athr
icum
sub
sp. m
alab
athr
icum
C2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eA
caci
a fa
lcat
asi
ckle
wat
tleC
4/3
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
salig
nago
lden
wre
ath
wat
tleY
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
conf
erta
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eA
caci
a am
blyg
ona
fan-
leaf
wat
tleC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
hisp
idul
aC
15/1
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eA
caci
a co
mpl
anat
afla
tste
m w
attle
C4/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eA
caci
a flo
ribun
daw
hite
sal
ly w
attle
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eA
caci
a m
acra
deni
azi
g-za
g w
attle
C2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eLe
ucae
na le
ucoc
epha
la s
ubsp
. gla
brat
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
disp
arrim
a su
bsp.
dis
parr
ima
C2/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eA
caci
a le
ioca
lyx
subs
p. le
ioca
lyx
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eC
allia
ndra
sur
inam
ensi
sY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
quad
rilat
eral
isC
2/2
Pag
e 13
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
mel
anox
ylon
blac
kwoo
dC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
hubb
ardi
ana
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eA
caci
a au
laco
carp
aC
5pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eA
caci
a ul
icifo
liaC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
junc
ifolia
C6/
4pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eA
caci
a co
ncur
rens
C4/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
imos
acea
eA
caci
a le
ioca
lyx
C5
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
fimbr
iata
Bris
bane
gol
den
wat
tleC
6/4
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
mai
deni
iM
aide
n's
wat
tleC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mol
lugi
nace
aeM
ollu
go v
ertic
illat
aY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Mor
acea
eFi
cus
elas
tica
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Eug
enia
uni
flora
Bra
zilia
n ch
erry
tree
Y1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeM
elal
euca
sal
icin
aC
2/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeE
ucal
yptu
s tin
dalia
eQ
ueen
slan
d w
hite
stri
ngyb
ark
C4/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Euc
alyp
tus
prop
inqu
asm
all-f
ruite
d gr
ey g
umC
3/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeE
ucal
yptu
s pi
lula
risbl
ackb
utt
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Euc
alyp
tus
baile
yana
Bai
ley'
s st
ringy
bark
C23
/17
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeE
ucal
yptu
s cu
rtisi
iP
lunk
ett m
alle
eN
T6/
6pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Cor
ymbi
a in
term
edia
pink
blo
odw
ood
C3
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeC
orym
bia
citri
odor
asp
otte
d gu
mC
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Aus
trom
yrtu
s du
lcis
mid
gen
berr
yC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeA
ngop
hora
woo
dsia
nasm
udge
eC
13/6
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeC
orym
bia
citri
odor
a su
bsp.
var
iega
taC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeE
ucal
yptu
s ra
cem
osa
subs
p. ra
cem
osa
scrib
bly
gum
C2/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Lept
ospe
rmum
pol
ygal
ifoliu
mta
ntoo
nC
3/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeLe
ptos
perm
um ju
nipe
rinum
pric
kly
tea-
tree
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Lept
ospe
rmum
trin
ervi
umw
oolly
tea-
tree
C6/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Euc
alyp
tus
tere
ticor
nis
C1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeE
ucal
yptu
s si
dero
phlo
iaC
5/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeE
ucal
yptu
s pl
anch
onia
naC
14/1
0pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Loph
oste
mon
sua
veol
ens
swam
p bo
xC
2/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeLo
phos
tem
on c
onfe
rtus
brus
h bo
xC
6/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeE
ucal
yptu
s re
sini
fera
red
mah
ogan
yC
5/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeE
ucal
yptu
s ps
amm
itica
C7/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Euc
alyp
tus
mic
roco
rys
C4
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeC
orym
bia
trach
yphl
oia
C3
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeC
orym
bia
gum
mife
rare
d bl
oodw
ood
C5/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Mel
aleu
ca n
odos
aC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeE
ucal
yptu
s se
eana
narr
ow-le
aved
red
gum
C2/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Mel
aleu
ca s
iebe
riC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Myr
tace
aeS
anna
ntha
col
lina
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sM
yrta
ceae
Euc
alyp
tus
carn
eaC
5/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Och
nace
aeO
chna
ser
rula
taoc
hna
Y3/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sO
leac
eae
Not
elae
a ov
ata
fore
st o
live
C6/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sO
leac
eae
Not
elae
a lo
ngifo
lia fo
rma
glab
raC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ole
acea
eLi
gust
rum
sin
ense
smal
l-lea
ved
priv
etY
3/2
Pag
e 14
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pas
siflo
race
aeP
assi
flora
foet
ida
Y3/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
assi
flora
ceae
Pas
siflo
ra s
uber
osa
cork
y pa
ssio
n flo
wer
Y5/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
hylla
ntha
ceae
Phy
llant
hus
gunn
iiC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Phy
llant
hace
aeP
hylla
nthu
s vi
rgat
usC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Phy
llant
hace
aeG
loch
idio
n fe
rdin
andi
C2/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
hylla
ntha
ceae
Por
anth
era
mic
roph
ylla
smal
l por
anth
era
C3/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
hylla
ntha
ceae
Phy
llant
hus
hirte
llus
C2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Phy
tola
ccac
eae
Phy
tola
cca
octa
ndra
inkw
eed
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
icro
dend
race
aeP
etal
ostig
ma
trilo
cula
refo
rest
qui
nine
C2/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
icro
dend
race
aeP
etal
ostig
ma
pube
scen
squ
inin
e tre
eC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pitt
ospo
race
aeP
ittos
poru
m re
volu
tum
yello
w p
ittos
poru
mC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pitt
ospo
race
aeB
ursa
ria s
pino
sa s
ubsp
. spi
nosa
C3/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
olyg
alac
eae
Com
espe
rma
hisp
idul
umC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pol
ygon
acea
eP
ersi
caria
stri
gosa
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
olyg
onac
eae
Per
sica
ria la
path
ifolia
pale
kno
twee
dC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pol
ygon
acea
eP
ersi
caria
hyd
ropi
per
wat
er p
eppe
rC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pol
ygon
acea
eP
olyg
onum
avi
cula
rew
irew
eed
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
olyg
onac
eae
Per
sica
ria a
ttenu
ata
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
rote
acea
eH
akea
flor
ulen
tath
ree-
nerv
ed w
illow
hak
eaC
2/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pro
teac
eae
Gre
ville
a ba
nksi
iC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pro
teac
eae
Per
soon
ia s
eric
easi
lky
geeb
ung
C1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pro
teac
eae
Per
soon
ia c
orni
folia
broa
d-le
aved
gee
bung
C3
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pro
teac
eae
Ban
ksia
inte
grifo
lia s
ubsp
. com
par
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
rote
acea
eP
erso
onia
ser
icea
x P
.tenu
ifolia
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
rote
acea
eB
anks
ia s
pinu
losa
var
. spi
nulo
saC
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
rote
acea
eB
anks
ia s
pinu
losa
var
. col
lina
C2/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
rote
acea
eP
erso
onia
stra
dbro
kens
isC
2/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pro
teac
eae
Mac
adam
ia in
tegr
ifolia
mac
adam
ia n
utV
V2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
rote
acea
eP
erso
onia
tenu
ifolia
C1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Pro
teac
eae
Lom
atia
sila
ifolia
crin
kle
bush
C2/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sP
rote
acea
eH
akea
plu
riner
via
C6/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sR
ham
nace
aeA
lphi
toni
a ex
cels
aso
ap tr
eeC
8/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ros
acea
eR
ubus
laud
atus
Y2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sR
osac
eae
Erio
botry
a ja
poni
calo
quat
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sR
osac
eae
Rub
us e
llipt
icus
yello
w ra
spbe
rry
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sR
osac
eae
Pru
nus
mun
soni
ana
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sR
osac
eae
Rha
phio
lepi
s in
dica
Indi
an h
awth
orn
Y2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sR
osac
eae
Pru
nus
pers
ica
var.
pers
ica
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sR
ubia
ceae
Ixor
a be
ckle
ribr
own
coffe
ewoo
dC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Rub
iace
aeC
yclo
phyl
lum
cop
rosm
oide
sC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Rub
iace
aeO
lden
land
ia c
orym
bosa
var
. cor
ymbo
saY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Rub
iace
aeR
icha
rdia
bra
silie
nsis
whi
te e
yeY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Rub
iace
aeO
perc
ular
ia d
iphy
llaC
4/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Rub
iace
aeP
omax
um
bella
taC
5/2
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Rut
acea
eZi
eria
sm
ithii
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sR
utac
eae
Bor
onia
pol
ygal
ifolia
dwar
f bor
onia
C2/
2
Pag
e 15
of 2
1D
epar
tmen
t of E
nviro
nmen
t and
Res
ourc
e M
anag
emen
t Wild
life
Onl
ine
- Ext
ract
Dat
e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
Kin
gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Rut
acea
eM
urra
ya p
anic
ulat
a cv
. Exo
tica
Y1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Rut
acea
eZi
eria
furfu
race
a su
bsp.
gym
noca
rpa
E6/
6pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sR
utac
eae
Bor
onia
rosm
arin
ifolia
fore
st b
oron
iaC
8/5
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Rut
acea
eA
cron
ychi
a pa
ucifl
ora
soft
acro
nych
iaC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Sam
buca
ceae
Sam
bucu
s ni
gra
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
anta
lace
aeE
xoca
rpos
latif
oliu
sC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Sap
inda
ceae
Dod
onae
a tri
quet
rala
rge-
leav
ed h
op b
ush
C4/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
apin
dace
aeD
odon
aea
trian
gula
risC
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
apin
dace
aeM
isch
ocar
pus
anod
ontu
sve
iny
pear
fruit
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
apot
acea
eP
lanc
hone
lla a
ustra
lisC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Sap
otac
eae
Chr
ysop
hyllu
m o
livifo
rme
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
crop
hula
riace
aeS
copa
ria d
ulci
sS
copa
riaY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Scr
ophu
laria
ceae
Stri
ga p
arvi
flora
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
crop
hula
riace
aeG
ratio
la p
edun
cula
taC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Scr
ophu
laria
ceae
Cen
trant
hera
coc
hinc
hine
nsis
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
crop
hula
riace
aeA
rtane
ma
fimbr
iatu
mC
3/3
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Scr
ophu
laria
ceae
Ver
onic
a pl
ebei
atra
iling
spe
edw
ell
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
olan
acea
eS
olan
um n
igru
mY
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
olan
acea
eS
olan
um s
telli
geru
mde
vil's
nee
dles
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
olan
acea
eS
olan
um c
heno
podi
oide
sw
hite
tip n
ight
shad
eY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Sol
anac
eae
Sol
anum
mau
ritia
num
wild
toba
cco
Y1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
olan
acea
eS
olan
um n
odifl
orum
Y3/
3pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
parr
man
niac
eae
Gre
wia
latif
olia
dyse
nter
y pl
ant
C1/
1pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sS
tylid
iace
aeS
tylid
ium
deb
ilefra
il tri
gger
pla
ntC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Sty
lidia
ceae
Sty
lidiu
m g
ram
inifo
lium
gras
sy-le
aved
trig
ger-
flow
erC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Sty
lidia
ceae
Sty
lidiu
m te
neru
mC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Thym
elae
acea
eP
imel
ea li
nifo
liaC
6/3
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Thym
elae
acea
eW
ikst
roem
ia in
dica
tie b
ush
C1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Trop
aeol
acea
eTr
opae
olum
maj
usga
rden
nas
turti
umY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ulm
acea
eC
eltis
sin
ensi
sC
hine
se e
lmY
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ulm
acea
eTr
ema
tom
ento
saC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ulm
acea
eTr
ema
tom
ento
sa v
ar. a
sper
aC
2/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ver
bena
ceae
Dur
anta
ere
cta
dura
nta
Y1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ver
bena
ceae
Lant
ana
mon
tevi
dens
iscr
eepi
ng la
ntan
aY
3/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Ver
bena
ceae
Ver
bena
lito
ralis
var
. lito
ralis
Y2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sV
iola
ceae
Hyb
anth
us m
onop
etal
usC
1/1
plan
tshi
gher
dic
ots
Vio
lace
aeH
yban
thus
ste
llario
ides
C2/
2pl
ants
high
er d
icot
sV
itace
aeC
ayra
tia c
lem
atid
easl
ende
r gra
peC
1/1
plan
tsliv
erw
orts
Ane
urac
eae
Ric
card
ia g
raef
fei
C1/
1pl
ants
liver
wor
tsLe
jeun
eace
aeLe
jeun
eaC
1/1
plan
tslo
wer
dic
ots
Laur
acea
eC
assy
tha
filifo
rmis
dodd
er la
urel
C2/
2pl
ants
low
er d
icot
sLa
urac
eae
Cin
nam
omum
cam
phor
aca
mph
or la
urel
Y1/
1pl
ants
low
er d
icot
sLa
urac
eae
Cas
syth
a gl
abel
la fo
rma
glab
ella
C1
plan
tslo
wer
dic
ots
Laur
acea
eC
rypt
ocar
ya b
idw
illii
yello
w la
urel
C1/
1pl
ants
low
er d
icot
sM
enis
perm
acea
eE
chin
oste
phia
acu
leat
apr
ickl
y sn
ake
vine
C1/
1pl
ants
low
er d
icot
sM
enis
perm
acea
eS
teph
ania
japo
nica
var
. tim
orie
nsis
C1/
1
Pag
e 16
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2011
at 0
9:46
:38
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gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
plan
tslo
wer
dic
ots
Pip
erac
eae
Pep
erom
ia b
land
a va
r. flo
ribun
daC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Alis
mat
acea
eS
agitt
aria
pla
typh
ylla
Y1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sA
race
aeM
onst
era
delic
iosa
Y1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sA
race
aeC
oloc
asia
esc
ulen
tata
roY
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Are
cace
aeS
yagr
us ro
man
zoffi
ana
Que
en p
alm
Y2/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sA
reca
ceae
Arc
hont
opho
enix
ale
xand
rae
Ale
xand
ra p
alm
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sA
spar
agac
eae
Asp
arag
us v
irgat
usY
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Asp
arag
acea
eA
spar
agus
aet
hiop
icus
Y1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Can
nace
aeC
anna
x g
ener
alis
Y1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
olch
icac
eae
Glo
riosa
sup
erba
glor
y lil
yY
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
omm
elin
acea
eC
allis
ia fr
agra
nsY
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Com
mel
inac
eae
Mur
dann
ia g
ram
inea
mur
dann
iaC
2/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Bau
mea
nud
aC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Gah
nia
aspe
raC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Bau
mea
junc
eaba
re tw
igru
shC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
fulv
usC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Gah
nia
clar
kei
tall
saw
sedg
eC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
luci
dus
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eC
yper
us p
ilosu
sC
4/4
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Bau
mea
arti
cula
tajo
inte
d tw
igru
shC
2/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
com
pres
sus
Y1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eC
yper
us a
ggre
gatu
sY
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Ptil
othr
ix d
eust
aC
2/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Isol
epis
inun
data
swam
p cl
ub ru
shC
3/3
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
trin
ervi
sC
2/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
exa
ltatu
sta
ll fla
tsed
geC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
bow
man
nii
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eC
yper
us a
quat
ilis
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eB
aum
ea ru
bigi
nosa
soft
twig
rush
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eLe
pido
sper
ma
late
rale
C6
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Scl
eria
tric
uspi
data
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eR
hync
hosp
ora
brow
nii
beak
rush
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eLe
piro
nia
artic
ulat
aC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
invo
lucr
atus
Y2/
2pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eC
horiz
andr
a cy
mba
riaC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Fim
bris
tylis
nut
ans
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eR
hync
hosp
ora
rubr
aC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
era
gros
tisY
2/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
has
pan
subs
p. h
aspa
nC
2/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Sch
oenu
s ap
ogon
var
. apo
gon
C5/
5pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eE
leoc
haris
cyl
indr
osta
chys
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eC
horiz
andr
a sp
haer
ocep
hala
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eS
choe
nopl
ectu
s m
ucro
natu
sC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Bol
bosc
hoen
us fl
uvia
tilis
C2/
2pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eS
choe
nopl
ectu
s va
lidus
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eFi
mbr
isty
lis d
icho
tom
aco
mm
on fr
inge
-rus
hC
1/1
Pag
e 17
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ract
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e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
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gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
san
guin
olen
tus
C2/
2pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eC
yper
us p
olys
tach
yos
var.
poly
stac
hyos
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eLe
pido
sper
ma
late
rale
var
. lat
eral
eC
2/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
rotu
ndus
nutg
rass
Y1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sC
yper
acea
eC
yper
us p
apyr
uspa
pyru
sY
2/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Scl
eria
rugo
saC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
laev
isC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Dio
scor
eace
aeD
iosc
orea
bul
bife
ra v
ar. b
ulbi
fera
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sD
raca
enac
eae
San
sevi
eria
libe
rica
Y1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sE
rioca
ulac
eae
Erio
caul
on s
cario
sum
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sH
aem
odor
acea
eH
aem
odor
um a
ustro
quee
nsla
ndic
umC
4pl
ants
mon
ocot
sH
emer
ocal
lidac
eae
Dia
nella
revo
luta
C1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Hem
eroc
allid
acea
eG
eito
nopl
esiu
m c
ymos
umsc
ram
blin
g lil
yC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Hem
eroc
allid
acea
eD
iane
lla lo
ngifo
liaC
2pl
ants
mon
ocot
sH
emer
ocal
lidac
eae
Dia
nella
bre
vipe
dunc
ulat
aC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Hem
eroc
allid
acea
eD
iane
lla lo
ngifo
lia v
ar. s
teno
phyl
laC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Hem
eroc
allid
acea
eD
iane
lla lo
ngifo
lia v
ar. l
ongi
folia
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sH
emer
ocal
lidac
eae
Dia
nella
revo
luta
var
. rev
olut
aC
4pl
ants
mon
ocot
sH
emer
ocal
lidac
eae
Dia
nella
cae
rule
a va
r. pr
oten
saC
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sH
emer
ocal
lidac
eae
Dia
nella
cae
rule
a va
r. va
nnat
aC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Hyd
roch
arita
ceae
Ege
ria d
ensa
dens
e w
ater
wee
dY
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Irida
ceae
Sis
yrin
chiu
mC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Irida
ceae
Aris
tea
eckl
onii
Y1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sIri
dace
aeP
ater
soni
a se
ricea
var
. ser
icea
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sIri
dace
aeP
ater
soni
a gl
abra
taC
2/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Irida
ceae
Neo
mar
ica
north
iana
Y1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sJo
hnso
niac
eae
Tric
oryn
e el
atio
rye
llow
aut
umn
lily
C8/
2pl
ants
mon
ocot
sJo
hnso
niac
eae
Cae
sia
parv
iflor
a va
r. pa
rvifl
ora
C1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
John
soni
acea
eTr
icor
yne
ance
ps s
ubsp
. pte
roca
ulon
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sJu
ncac
eae
Junc
us p
lani
foliu
sC
3/3
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Junc
acea
eJu
ncus
pol
yant
hem
usC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Junc
acea
eJu
ncus
pris
mat
ocar
pus
bran
chin
g ru
shC
2/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Junc
agin
acea
eTr
iglo
chin
pro
ceru
mC
2/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Junc
agin
acea
eTr
iglo
chin
mul
tifru
ctum
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sLa
xman
niac
eae
Thys
anot
us tu
bero
sus
subs
p. tu
bero
sus
C2/
2pl
ants
mon
ocot
sLa
xman
niac
eae
Lom
andr
a co
nfer
tifol
ia s
ubsp
. con
ferti
folia
C1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Laxm
anni
acea
eLo
man
dra
mul
tiflo
ra s
ubsp
. mul
tiflo
raC
7/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Laxm
anni
acea
eLo
man
dra
filifo
rmis
sub
sp. f
ilifo
rmis
C2/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sLa
xman
niac
eae
Lom
andr
a co
nfer
tifol
ia s
ubsp
. pal
lida
C1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Laxm
anni
acea
eE
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phus
latif
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sw
omba
t ber
ryC
4/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Laxm
anni
acea
eLo
man
dra
filifo
rmis
C4
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Laxm
anni
acea
eLa
xman
nia
grac
ilis
slen
der w
ire li
lyC
3/2
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Laxm
anni
acea
eLa
xman
nia
com
pact
aC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Laxm
anni
acea
eLo
man
dra
laxa
broa
d-le
aved
mat
rush
C3/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sLa
xman
niac
eae
Lom
andr
aC
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sM
usac
eae
Mus
a ac
umin
ata
Y1/
1
Pag
e 18
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- Ext
ract
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e 08
/09/
2011
at 0
9:46
:38
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gdom
Cla
ssFa
mily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
eI
QA
Rec
ords
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Orc
hida
ceae
Cym
bidi
um s
uave
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sO
rchi
dace
aeM
icro
tis p
arvi
flora
slen
der o
nion
orc
hid
C1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Orc
hida
ceae
Cal
ochi
lus
gran
diflo
rus
gian
t bea
rd o
rchi
dC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Orc
hida
ceae
Pra
soph
yllu
m b
revi
labr
eC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Orc
hida
ceae
Erio
chilu
s cu
culla
tus
C1/
1pl
ants
mon
ocot
sO
rchi
dace
aeG
eodo
rum
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siflo
rum
pink
nod
ding
orc
hid
C1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Phi
lydr
acea
eP
hily
drum
lanu
gino
sum
frogs
mou
thC
1/1
plan
tsm
onoc
ots
Poa
ceae
Ent
olas
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EPBC Act Protected Matters Report: CoordinatesThis report provides general guidance on matters of national environmental significance and other mattersprotected by the EPBC Act in the area you have selected.
Information on the coverage of this report and qualifications on data supporting this report are containedin the caveat at the end of the report.
Information about the EPBC Act including significance guidelines, forms and application process detailscan be found at http://www.environment.gov.au/epbc/assessmentsapprovals/index.html
This map may contain data which are©Commonwealth of Australia (GeoscienceAustralia), ©PSMA 2010
CoordinatesBuffer: 10.0Km
Report created: 07/09/11 16:29:38
SummaryDetails
Matters of NESOther matters protected bythe EPBC ActExtra Information
CaveatAcknowledgements
SummaryMatters of National Environmental Significance
This part of the report summarises the matters of national environmental significance that may occur in,or may relate to, the area you nominated. Further information is available in the detail part of the report,which can be accessed by scrolling or following the links below. If you are proposing to undertake anactivity that may have a significant impact on one or more matters of national environmental significancethen you should consider the Administrative Guidelines on Significance - seehttp://www.environment.gov.au/epbc/assessmentsapprovals/guidelines/index.html.
World Heritage Properties: NoneNational Heritage Places: NoneWetlands of InternationalSignificance (RamsarWetlands):
1
Great Barrier Reef MarinePark:
None
Commonwealth Marine Areas:NoneThreatened EcologicalCommunitites:
None
Threatened Species: 44Migratory Species: 25
Other Matters Protected by the EPBC Act
This part of the report summarises other matters protected under the Act that may relate to the area younominated. Approval may be required for a proposed activity that significantly affects the environment onCommonwealth land, when the action is outside the Commonwealth land, or the environment anywherewhen the action is taken on Commonwealth land. Approval may also be required for the Commonwealthor Commonwealth agencies proposing to take an action that is likely to have a significant impact on theenvironment anywhere.
The EPBC Act protects the environment on Commonwealth land, the environment from the actions takenon Commonwealth land, and the environment from actions taken by Commonwealth agencies. Asheritage values of a place are part of the 'environment', these aspects of the EPBC Act protect theCommonwealth Heritage values of a Commonwealth Heritage place and the heritage values of a place onthe Register of the National Estate. Information on the new heritage laws can be found athttp://www.environment.gov.au/heritage/index.html
Please note that the current dataset on Commonwealth land is not complete. Further information onCommonwealth land would need to be obtained from relevant sources including Commonwealthagencies, local agencies, and land tenure maps.
A permit may be required for activities in or on a Commonwealth area that may affect a member of alisted threatened species or ecological community, a member of a listed migratory species, whales andother cetaceans, or a member of a listed marine species. Information on EPBC Act permit requirementsand application forms can be found at http://www.environment.gov.au/epbc/permits/index.html.
Commonwealth Lands: 5Commonwealth HeritagePlaces:
3
Listed Marine Species: 51Whales and Other Cetaceans: 1
Critical Habitats: NoneCommonwealth Reserves: None
Report Summary for Extra Information
This part of the report provides information that may also be relevant to the area you have nominated.
Place on the RNE: 91State and Territory Reserves: 2Regional Forest Agreements: NoneInvasive Species: 20Nationally ImportantWetlands:
1
DetailsMatters of National Environmental Significance
Wetlands of International Significance (RAMSARSites)
[ Resource Information ]
Name ProximityMoreton bay Within 10km of Ramsar siteThreatened Species [ Resource Information ]Name Status Type of PresenceBIRDSAnthochaera phrygiaRegent Honeyeater [82338] Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within areaBotaurus poiciloptilusAustralasian Bittern [1001] Endangered Species or species habitat known to occur within area
Cyclopsitta diophthalma coxeniCoxen's Fig-Parrot [59714] Endangered Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Erythrotriorchis radiatusRed Goshawk [942] Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Geophaps scripta scriptaSquatter Pigeon (southern)[64440]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Lathamus discolorSwift Parrot [744] Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within areaRostratula australisAustralian Painted Snipe[77037]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within area
Turnix melanogasterBlack-breasted Button-quail[923]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
FISHNeoceratodus forsteri
Australian Lungfish,Queensland Lungfish [67620]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
FROGSMixophyes iteratusGiant Barred Frog, SouthernBarred Frog [1944]
Endangered Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
MAMMALSChalinolobus dwyeriLarge-eared Pied Bat, LargePied Bat [183]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within area
Dasyurus hallucatusNorthern Quoll [331] Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within areaDasyurus maculatus maculatus (SE mainland population)Spot-tailed Quoll, Spotted-tailQuoll, Tiger Quoll(southeastern mainlandpopulation) [75184]
Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within area
Eubalaena australisSouthern Right Whale [40] Endangered Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Potorous tridactylus tridactylusLong-nosed Potoroo (SEmainland) [66645]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within area
Pteropus poliocephalusGrey-headed Flying-fox [186] Vulnerable Roosting known to occur within areaXeromys myoidesWater Mouse, False Water Rat[66]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
OTHERCycas ophiolitica [55797] Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within areaPLANTSAllocasuarina defungensDwarf Heath Casuarina [21924] Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within areaArthraxon hispidusHairy-joint Grass [9338] Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within areaBosistoa selwyniiHeart-leaved Bosistoa [13702] Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Bosistoa transversaThree-leaved Bosistoa [16091] Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Corchorus cunninghamiiNative Jute [14659] Endangered Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Cryptocarya foetidaStinking Cryptocarya, StinkingLaurel [11976]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within area
Cryptostylis hunterianaLeafless Tongue-orchid [19533]Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within areaCupaniopsis shirleyanaWedge-leaf Tuckeroo [3205] Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Fontainea venosa [24040] Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Gossia gonocladaAngle-stemmed Myrtle [78866] Endangered Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Hydrocharis dubiaFrogbit [3650] Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Macadamia integrifoliaMacadamia Nut, QueenslandNut, Smooth-shelledMacadamia, Bush Nut, Nut Oak[7326]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Notelaea ipsviciensisCooneana Olive [81858] Critically
EndangeredSpecies or species habitat may occur within area
Phebalium distansMt Berryman Phebalium[81869]
CriticallyEndangered
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Taeniophyllum muelleriMinute Orchid, Ribbon-rootOrchid [10771]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within area
REPTILESCaretta carettaLoggerhead Turtle [1763] Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within areaChelonia mydasGreen Turtle [1765] Vulnerable Species or species habitat known to occur within area
Coeranoscincus reticulatusThree-toed Snake-tooth Skink[59628]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within area
Delma torquataCollared Delma [1656] Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Dermochelys coriaceaLeatherback Turtle, LeatheryTurtle, Luth [1768]
Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within area
Eretmochelys imbricataHawksbill Turtle [1766] Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within areaFurina dunmalliDunmall's Snake [59254] Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within areaLepidochelys olivaceaOlive Ridley Turtle, PacificRidley Turtle [1767]
Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within area
Natator depressusFlatback Turtle [59257] Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within areaSHARKSCarcharias taurus (east coast population)Grey Nurse Shark (east coastpopulation) [68751]
CriticallyEndangered
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Pristis zijsron
Green Sawfish, Dindagubba,Narrowsnout Sawfish [68442]
Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within area
Migratory Species [ Resource Information ]Name Status Type of PresenceMigratory Marine BirdsApus pacificusFork-tailed Swift [678] Species or species habitat may occur within areaArdea albaGreat Egret, White Egret[59541]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Ardea ibisCattle Egret [59542] Breeding likely to occur within areaMigratory Marine SpeciesCaretta carettaLoggerhead Turtle [1763] Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within areaChelonia mydasGreen Turtle [1765] Vulnerable Species or species habitat known to occur within area
Dermochelys coriaceaLeatherback Turtle, LeatheryTurtle, Luth [1768]
Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within area
Eretmochelys imbricataHawksbill Turtle [1766] Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within areaEubalaena australisSouthern Right Whale [40] Endangered Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Lamna nasusPorbeagle, Mackerel Shark[83288]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Lepidochelys olivaceaOlive Ridley Turtle, PacificRidley Turtle [1767]
Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within area
Natator depressusFlatback Turtle [59257] Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within areaMigratory Terrestrial SpeciesCyclopsitta diophthalma coxeniCoxen's Fig-Parrot [59714] Endangered Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Haliaeetus leucogasterWhite-bellied Sea-Eagle [943] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Hirundapus caudacutusWhite-throated Needletail [682] Species or species habitat may occur within areaMerops ornatusRainbow Bee-eater [670] Species or species habitat may occur within areaMonarcha melanopsisBlack-faced Monarch [609] Breeding may occur within areaMonarcha trivirgatusSpectacled Monarch [610] Breeding likely to occur within areaMyiagra cyanoleucaSatin Flycatcher [612] Breeding likely to occur within areaRhipidura rufifrons
Rufous Fantail [592] Breeding may occur within areaXanthomyza phrygiaRegent Honeyeater [430] Endangered* Species or species habitat may occur within areaMigratory Wetlands SpeciesArdea albaGreat Egret, White Egret[59541]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Ardea ibisCattle Egret [59542] Breeding likely to occur within areaGallinago hardwickiiLatham's Snipe, Japanese Snipe[863]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Nettapus coromandelianus albipennisAustralian Cotton Pygmy-goose[25979]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Rostratula benghalensis s. lat.Painted Snipe [889] Vulnerable* Species or species habitat may occur within areaOther Matters Protected by the EPBC Act
Commonwealth Lands [ Resource Information ]The Commonwealth area listed below may indicate the presence of Commonwealth land in this vicinity.Due to the unreliability of the data source, all proposals should be checked as to whether it impacts on aCommonwealth area, before making a definitive decision. Contact the State or Territory government landdepartment for further information.Defence - MOOROOKA TRAINING DEPOTDefence - ANNERLEY TRAINING DEPOTDefence - HMAS MORETONDefence - YERONGA - MILITARY HOSPITALDefence - ST LUCIA TRAINING DEPOTCommonwealth Heritage Places [ Resource Information ]Name StatusHistoricArcherfield Aerodrome QLD Indicative PlaceNaval Offices QLD Listed placeArcherfield Airport HeritagePrecinct QLD
Nominated place
Listed Marine Species [ Resource Information ]Name Status Type of PresenceBirdsAnseranas semipalmataMagpie Goose [978] Species or species habitat may occur within areaApus pacificusFork-tailed Swift [678] Species or species habitat may occur within areaArdea albaGreat Egret, White Egret[59541]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Ardea ibisCattle Egret [59542] Breeding likely to occur within areaGallinago hardwickiiLatham's Snipe, Japanese Snipe[863]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Haliaeetus leucogasterWhite-bellied Sea-Eagle [943] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Hirundapus caudacutusWhite-throated Needletail [682] Species or species habitat may occur within areaLathamus discolorSwift Parrot [744] Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within areaMerops ornatusRainbow Bee-eater [670] Species or species habitat may occur within areaMonarcha melanopsisBlack-faced Monarch [609] Breeding may occur within areaMonarcha trivirgatusSpectacled Monarch [610] Breeding likely to occur within areaMyiagra cyanoleucaSatin Flycatcher [612] Breeding likely to occur within areaNettapus coromandelianus albipennisAustralian Cotton Pygmy-goose[25979]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Rhipidura rufifronsRufous Fantail [592] Breeding may occur within areaRostratula benghalensis s. lat.Painted Snipe [889] Vulnerable* Species or species habitat may occur within areaFishAcentronura tentaculataShortpouch Pygmy Pipehorse[66187]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Campichthys tryoniTryon's Pipefish [66193] Species or species habitat may occur within areaCorythoichthys amplexusFijian Banded Pipefish,Brown-banded Pipefish [66199]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Corythoichthys ocellatusOrange-spotted Pipefish,Ocellated Pipefish [66203]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Festucalex cinctusGirdled Pipefish [66214] Species or species habitat may occur within areaFilicampus tigrisTiger Pipefish [66217] Species or species habitat may occur within areaHalicampus grayiMud Pipefish, Gray's Pipefish[66221]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Hippichthys cyanospilosBlue-speckled Pipefish,Blue-spotted Pipefish [66228]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Hippichthys heptagonusMadura Pipefish, ReticulatedFreshwater Pipefish [66229]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Hippichthys penicillusBeady Pipefish, Steep-nosedPipefish [66231]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Hippocampus kelloggiKellogg's Seahorse, GreatSeahorse [66723]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Hippocampus kudaSpotted Seahorse, YellowSeahorse [66237]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Hippocampus planifronsFlat-face Seahorse [66238] Species or species habitat may occur within areaHippocampus whiteiWhite's Seahorse, CrownedSeahorse, Sydney Seahorse[66240]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Lissocampus runaJavelin Pipefish [66251] Species or species habitat may occur within areaMaroubra perserrataSawtooth Pipefish [66252] Species or species habitat may occur within areaMicrognathus andersoniiAnderson's Pipefish, ShortnosePipefish [66253]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Micrognathus brevirostristhorntail Pipefish, Thorn-tailedPipefish [66254]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Microphis manadensisManado Pipefish, ManadoRiver Pipefish [66258]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Solegnathus dunckeriDuncker's Pipehorse [66271] Species or species habitat may occur within areaSolegnathus hardwickiiPallid Pipehorse, Hardwick'sPipehorse [66272]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Solegnathus spinosissimusSpiny Pipehorse, AustralianSpiny Pipehorse [66275]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Solenostomus cyanopterusRobust Ghostpipefish,Blue-finned Ghost Pipefish,[66183]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Solenostomus paegniusRough-snout Ghost Pipefish[68425]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Solenostomus paradoxusOrnate Ghostpipefish,Harlequin Ghost Pipefish,Ornate Ghost Pipefish [66184]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Stigmatopora nigraWidebody Pipefish,Wide-bodied Pipefish, BlackPipefish [66277]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Syngnathoides biaculeatusDouble-end Pipehorse,Double-ended Pipehorse, Alligator Pipefish [66279]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Trachyrhamphus bicoarctatusBentstick Pipefish, Bend StickPipefish, Short-tailed Pipefish[66280]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Urocampus carinirostris
Hairy Pipefish [66282] Species or species habitat may occur within areaVanacampus margaritiferMother-of-pearl Pipefish[66283]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
ReptilesCaretta carettaLoggerhead Turtle [1763] Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within areaChelonia mydasGreen Turtle [1765] Vulnerable Species or species habitat known to occur within area
Dermochelys coriaceaLeatherback Turtle, LeatheryTurtle, Luth [1768]
Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within area
Eretmochelys imbricataHawksbill Turtle [1766] Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within areaLepidochelys olivaceaOlive Ridley Turtle, PacificRidley Turtle [1767]
Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within area
Natator depressusFlatback Turtle [59257] Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within areaWhales and Other Cetaceans [ Resource Information ]Name Status Type of PresenceMammalsEubalaena australisSouthern Right Whale [40] Endangered Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Extra Information
Places on the RNE [ Resource Information ]Note that not all Indigenous sites may be listed.
Name StatusNaturalKangaroo Point Cliffs QLD Indicative PlaceMount Gravatt Recreation Reserve and WilcoxPark QLD
Indicative Place
Indooroopilly Island QLD RegisteredKarawatha Forest Area QLD RegisteredToohey Forest Park Area (1991 boundary) QLD RegisteredHistoricAnnerley Army Reserve Depot QLD Indicative PlaceArcherfield Aerodrome QLD Indicative PlaceBuzzards QLD Indicative PlaceCannon Hill Saleyards QLD Indicative PlaceChrist Church Tingalpa and Burial Ground QLD Indicative PlaceDeptment of Primary Industry Building (former)QLD
Indicative Place
Dr Wrights House QLD Indicative PlaceFm 104 Building (former) QLD Indicative PlaceGreat Court Precinct, University of QueenslandQLD
Indicative Place
Hanworth QLD Indicative Place
Julius Street Precinct QLD Indicative PlaceLower George Street Precinct QLD Indicative PlaceMoreton Street Houses Group QLD Indicative PlaceMyer Coorparoo Shopping Centre QLD Indicative PlaceNew Farm Park QLD Indicative PlaceNewell Residence QLD Indicative PlaceNo 2 Division Brisbane Correctional CentreQLD
Indicative Place
Old Government House Entry and originalgardens QLD
Indicative Place
Perkins and Company Stables (former) QLD Indicative PlaceQueensland University of Technology PrecinctQLD
Indicative Place
Richard Randall Studio QLD Indicative PlaceRomaeden QLD Indicative PlaceTorbreck Home Units QLD Indicative PlaceUnion College QLD Indicative PlaceAllgas Energy Ltd Building QLD RegisteredAmity QLD RegisteredAnglican Church Grammar School ComplexQLD
Registered
Archerfield Airport Administration BuildingQLD
Registered
Berry and MacFarlane Monument QLD RegisteredBotanic Gardens and Domain QLD RegisteredCoal Board Building QLD RegisteredCoronet Flats QLD RegisteredDepartment Of Harbours and Marine BuildingQLD
Registered
East Brisbane State School QLD RegisteredEast Brisbane War Memorial QLD RegisteredEulalia QLD RegisteredForgan Smith and Duhig Building QLD RegisteredGovernment Printing Office (former) QLD RegisteredGovernment Stores (former) QLD RegisteredGreyscourt QLD RegisteredHarris Court QLD RegisteredHart Residence QLD RegisteredHartley Teakle Building QLD RegisteredHester Villa QLD RegisteredHoly Spirit Catholic Church QLD RegisteredHoly Trinity Church QLD RegisteredHughesville QLD RegisteredKinauld QLD RegisteredKitawah QLD RegisteredLa Trobe QLD RegisteredLand Administration Building (former) QLD RegisteredLangers Residence QLD RegisteredLeckhampton QLD RegisteredLower Edward Street Precinct QLD RegisteredMacDonald Hamilton Building QLD RegisteredMater Misericordiae Private and Former Public Registered
Hospitals QLDNaval Brigade Stores (former) QLD RegisteredNaval Offices QLD RegisteredOld Government House QLD RegisteredParliament House QLD RegisteredPlough Inn QLD RegisteredQueens Park Precinct QLD RegisteredQueensland Club QLD RegisteredRhyndarra House and Stables QLD RegisteredRhyndarra and Landscape QLD RegisteredSanta Barbara QLD RegisteredShafston House QLD RegisteredSilverwells QLD RegisteredSmellie and Company Warehouse QLD RegisteredSomerville House QLD RegisteredSomerville House Library QLD RegisteredSouth Brisbane Dry Dock QLD RegisteredSouth Brisbane Library (former) QLD RegisteredSouth Brisbane Precinct QLD RegisteredSouth Brisbane Railway Station QLD RegisteredSouth Brisbane Town Hall (old) QLD RegisteredSt Andrews Anglican Church QLD RegisteredSt Marys Anglican Church Including ChurchOrgan QLD
Registered
St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Cathedral QLD RegisteredThe Brisbane Synagogue QLD RegisteredThe Grange QLD RegisteredThe Mansions QLD RegisteredWairuna QLD RegisteredWalter Hill Fountain QLD RegisteredWoolloongabba Post Office (former) QLD RegisteredYungaba QLD RegisteredState and Territory Reserves [ Resource Information ]Toohey Forest, QLDIndooroopilly Island, QLDInvasive Species [ Resource Information ]Weeds reported here are the 20 species of national significance (WoNS), along with other introducedplants that are considered by the States and Territories to pose a particularly significant threat tobiodiversity. The following feral animals are reported: Goat, Red Fox, Cat, Rabbit, Pig, Water Buffaloand Cane Toad. Maps from Landscape Health Project, National Land and Water Resouces Audit, 2001.Name Status Type of PresenceFrogsBufo marinusCane Toad [1772] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
MammalsCapra hircusGoat [2] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Felis catusCat, House Cat, Domestic Cat Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
[19]
Oryctolagus cuniculusRabbit, European Rabbit [128] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Sus scrofaPig [6] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Vulpes vulpesRed Fox, Fox [18] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
PlantsAlternanthera philoxeroidesAlligator Weed [11620] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Annona glabraPond Apple, Pond-apple Tree,Alligator Apple, Bullock'sHeart, Cherimoya, MonkeyApple, Bobwood, Corkwood[6311]
Species or species habitat may occur within area
Asparagus asparagoidesBridal Creeper, Bridal VeilCreeper, Smilax, Florist'sSmilax, Smilax Asparagus[22473]
Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Cabomba carolinianaCabomba, Fanwort, CarolinaWatershield, Fish Grass,Washington Grass, Watershield,Carolina Fanwort, CommonCabomba [5171]
Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Chrysanthemoides moniliferaBitou Bush, Boneseed [18983] Species or species habitat may occur within areaCryptostegia grandifloraRubber Vine, Rubbervine, IndiaRubber Vine, India Rubbervine,Palay Rubbervine, PurpleAllamanda [18913]
Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Hymenachne amplexicaulisHymenachne, OliveHymenachne, Water Stargrass,West Indian Grass, West IndianMarsh Grass [31754]
Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Lantana camaraLantana, Common Lantana,Kamara Lantana, Large-leafLantana, Pink FloweredLantana, Red FloweredLantana, Red-Flowered Sage,White Sage, Wild Sage [10892]
Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Parkinsonia aculeataParkinsonia, Jerusalem Thorn,Jelly Bean Tree, Horse Bean[12301]
Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Parthenium hysterophorusParthenium Weed, Bitter Weed,Carrot Grass, False Ragweed[19566]
Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Prosopis spp.Mesquite, Algaroba [68407] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Rubus fruticosus aggregateBlackberry, EuropeanBlackberry [68406]
Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Salix spp. except S.babylonica, S.x calodendron & S.x reichardtijiWillows except WeepingWillow, Pussy Willow andSterile Pussy Willow [68497]
Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Salvinia molestaSalvinia, Giant Salvinia,Aquarium Watermoss, KaribaWeed [13665]
Species or species habitat likely to occur within area
Nationally Important Wetlands [ Resource Information ]Karawatha Forest Park, QLD
CaveatThe information presented in this report has been provided by a range of data sources as acknowledged atthe end of the report.
This report is designed to assist in identifying the locations of places which may be relevant indetermining obligations under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Itholds mapped locations of World Heritage and Register of National Estate properties, Wetlands ofInternational Importance, Commonwealth and State/Territory reserves, listed threatened, migratory andmarine species and listed threatened ecological communities. Mapping of Commonwealth land is notcomplete at this stage. Maps have been collated from a range of sources at various resolutions.
Not all species listed under the EPBC Act have been mapped (see below) and therefore a report is ageneral guide only. Where available data supports mapping, the type of presence that can be determinedfrom the data is indicated in general terms. People using this information in making a referral may need toconsider the qualifications below and may need to seek and consider other information sources.
For threatened ecological communities where the distribution is well known, maps are derived fromrecovery plans, State vegetation maps, remote sensing imagery and other sources. Where threatenedecological community distributions are less well known, existing vegetation maps and point location dataare used to produce indicative distribution maps.
For species where the distributions are well known, maps are digitised from sources such as recoveryplans and detailed habitat studies. Where appropriate, core breeding, foraging and roosting areas areindicated under 'type of presence'. For species whose distributions are less well known, point locations arecollated from government wildlife authorities, museums, and non-government organisations; bioclimaticdistribution models are generated and these validated by experts. In some cases, the distribution maps arebased solely on expert knowledge.
Only selected species covered by the following provisions of the EPBC Act have been mapped:- migratory and- marine
The following species and ecological communities have not been mapped and do not appear in reportsproduced from this database:
- threatened species listed as extinct or considered as vagrants- some species and ecological communities that have only recently been listed- some terrestrial species that overfly the Commonwealth marine area- migratory species that are very widespread, vagrant, or only occur in small numbers.
The following groups have been mapped, but may not cover the complete distribution of the species:- non-threatened seabirds which have only been mapped for recorded breeding sites;- seals which have only been mapped for breeding sites near the Australian continent.
Such breeding sites may be important for the protection of the Commonwealth Marine environment.
Coordinates
-27.552 153.0696
AcknowledgementsThis database has been compiled from a range of data sources. The department acknowledges thefollowing custodians who have contributed valuable data and advice:
-Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water, New South Wales-Department of Sustainability and Environment, Victoria-Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, Tasmania-Department of Environment and Natural Resources, South Australia-Parks and Wildlife Service NT, NT Dept of Natural Resources, Environment and the Arts-Environmental and Resource Management, Queensland-Department of Environment and Conservation, Western Australia-Department of the Environment, Climate Change, Energy and Water-Birds Australia-Australian Bird and Bat Banding Scheme-Australian National Wildlife Collection-Natural history museums of Australia-Museum Victoria-Australian Museum-SA Museum-Queensland Museum-Online Zoological Collections of Australian Museums-Queensland Herbarium-National Herbarium of NSW-Royal Botanic Gardens and National Herbarium of Victoria-Tasmanian Herbarium-State Herbarium of South Australia-Northern Territory Herbarium-Western Australian Herbarium-Australian National Herbarium, Atherton and Canberra-University of New England-Ocean Biogeographic Information System-Australian Government, Department of Defence-State Forests of NSW-Other groups and individuals
The Department is extremely grateful to the many organisations and individuals who provided expertadvice and information on numerous draft distributions.
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APPENDIX 2 CURRENT REGIONAL ECOSYSTEM MAPPING
APPENDIX 3 SURVEY FAUNA SPECIES LIST
Fox Gully Study Area: Species list derived from BAAM fauna survey
Abbreviations
Data Source: BAAM = Data collected by BAAM staff in September 2011.
Status: EPBC: E = Endangered; V = Vulnerable; M = Migratory. NCA: E = Endangered; V = Vulnerable; NT = Near Threatened; S = Special Least Concern; C = Least Concern; I = Introduced. BCC: S = Significant species of concern for Brisbane City Council region.
Unless otherwise noted, this table follows the nomenclature provided by the Australian Faunal Directory maintained by the Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts (SEWPaC 2011) as it provides a single point of reference for all terrestrial vertebrate groups. Any notable variations in common and/or scientific names of conservation significant species are identified in the report text. With the exception of alterations due to subsequent taxonomic revision, species reported by sources other than BAAM are accepted at face value.
Family Scientific Name Common Name EPBC Act
NCAct
BCC
REPTILES Lampropholis delicata Dark-flecked Garden Sunskink C Pogona barbata Bearded Dragon C BIRDS Alectura lathami Australian Brush-turkey C Chenonetta jubata Australian Wood Duck C Anas superciliosa Pacific Black Duck CStreptopelia chinensis Spotted Turtle-dove I Ocyphaps lophotes Crested Pigeon CLopholaimus antarcticus Topknot Pigeon C SArdea pacifica White-necked Heron C Butorides striatus Striated Heron C Threskiornis spinicollis Straw-necked Ibis C Vanellus miles Masked Lapwing C Eolophus roseicapilla Galah C Cacatua galerita Sulphur-crested Cockatoo CTrichoglossus haematodus Rainbow Lorikeet CTrichoglossus chlorolepidotus Scaly-breasted Lorikeet CPlatycercus adscitus Pale-headed Rosella CCentropus phasianinus Pheasant Coucal C Cacomantis flabelliformis Fan-tailed Cuckoo CMalurus lamberti Variegated Fairy-wren CMalurus melanocephalus Red-backed Fairy-wren CSericornis frontalis White-browed Scrubwren C Pardalotus striatus Striated Pardalote C Lichenostomus chrysops Yellow-faced Honeyeater CManorina melanocephala Noisy Miner CMyzomela sanguinolenta Scarlet Honeyeater CEntomyzon cyanotis Blue-faced Honeyeater CPhilemon corniculatus Noisy Friarbird CPsophodes olivaceus Eastern Whipbird C Coracina novaehollandiae Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike CPachycephala pectoralis Golden Whistler C Pachycephala rufiventris Rufous Whistler CColluricincla harmonica Grey Shrike-thrush CSphecotheres vieilloti Australasian Figbird C Oriolus sagittatus Olive-backed Oriole C Rhipidura albiscapa Grey Fantail C
Family Scientific Name Common Name EPBC Act
NCAct
BCC
Rhipidura leucophrys Willie Wagtail CCorvus orru Torresian Crow C Grallina cyanoleuca Magpie-Lark C Zosterops lateralis Silvereye C Hirundo neoxena Welcome Swallow C Acridotheres tristis Common Myna I MAMMALS Phascolarctos cinereus Koala (SEQ Bioregion) V S Pteropus sp. Unidentified Flying-fox species CTadarida australis White-striped Freetail-bat CMiniopterus schreibersii oceanensis Common Bentwing-bat
C
Chalinolobus gouldii Gould's Wattled Bat C
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ine
Y
3
C
x
x
B
igno
niac
eae
Jaca
rand
a bi
gnon
ifolia
ja
cara
nda
Y
SI
x
x
P
ando
rea
pand
oran
a
LC
x
Tec
oma
stan
s Y
ello
w b
ells
Y
3
C
x
Ble
chna
ceae
D
oodi
a au
stra
lis
LC
x
Cae
salp
inia
ceae
S
enna
pen
dula
var
. gla
brat
a E
aste
r ca
ssia
Y
R
x
x
x C
ampa
nula
ceae
Lo
belia
pur
pura
scen
s w
hite
roo
t
LC
x
Cas
uarin
acea
e A
lloca
suar
ina
litto
ralis
LC
x
x x
x C
omm
elin
acea
e C
allis
ia fr
agra
ns
Y
R
x
x
x
Com
mel
ina
diffu
sa
LC
x
x
T
rade
scan
tia z
ebrin
a
Y
E
x
x
Con
vulv
ulac
eae
Ipom
oea
cairi
ca
Mile
-a-m
inut
e
Y
R
x
C
rass
ulac
eae
Bry
ophy
llum
del
agoe
nse
mot
her
of m
illio
ns
Y
2
x
K
alan
choe
pro
lifer
a
Y
E
x
Cya
thea
ceae
C
yath
ea c
oope
ri
LC
S
x
x
Cyp
erac
eae
Cyp
erus
invo
lucr
atus
Y
x
Gah
nia
aspe
ra
LC
x x
Le
pido
sper
ma
late
rale
LC
x D
enns
taed
tiace
ae
Pte
ridiu
m e
scul
entu
m
com
mon
bra
cken
LC
x x
x x
Dic
kson
iace
ae
Cal
ochl
aena
dub
ia
soft
brac
ken
LC
x
x
D
illen
iace
ae
Hib
bert
ia s
tric
ta
LC
x
Dra
caen
acea
e S
anse
vier
ia tr
ifasc
iata
m
othe
r-in
-law
's
tong
ue
Y
C
x x
Ebe
nace
ae
Dio
spyr
os a
ustr
alis
bl
ack
plum
LC
x
Spe
cies
S
igni
fican
ce s
tatu
s W
eed
stat
us
Sur
vey
loca
tion
(BA
AM
)
Fam
ily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
e E
PB
C
Act
N
C
Act
B
CC
In
trod
uced
LP
A
ct
BC
C
Non
-re
m
12.3
.11
12.5
.3/
12.5
.2
12.1
1.5e
/ 12
.11.
5a
Eup
horb
iace
ae
Ric
inus
com
mun
is
cast
or o
il bu
sh
Y
C
x
Fab
acea
e C
asta
nosp
erm
um a
ustr
ale
LC
x
D
avie
sia
villi
fera
pr
ickl
y da
vies
ia
LC
x
Har
denb
ergi
a vi
olac
ea
LC
x
H
ovea
acu
tifol
ia
LC
x
x
N
eono
toni
a w
ight
ii va
r.
wig
htii
Y
C
x
x
Pod
olob
ium
aci
culif
erum
LC
x
Pul
tena
ea v
illos
a ha
iry b
ush
pea
LC
x
F
laco
urtia
ceae
F
laco
urtia
indi
ca
Y
x
X
ylos
ma
terr
ae-r
egin
ae
LC
x
Goo
deni
acea
e G
oode
nia
rotu
ndifo
lia
LC
x
Hem
eroc
allid
acea
e D
iane
lla b
revi
pedu
ncul
ata
LC
x
D
iane
lla c
aeru
lea
LC
x x
x
G
eito
nopl
esiu
m c
ymos
um
scra
mbl
ing
lily
LC
x
x
x Ju
ncac
eae
Junc
us c
ontin
uus
LC
x
Lam
iace
ae
Cal
licar
pa p
edun
cula
ta
velv
et le
af
LC
x La
urac
eae
Cin
nam
omum
cam
phor
a ca
mph
or la
urel
Y
3 C
x
x
x La
xman
niac
eae
Eus
trep
hus
latif
oliu
s w
omba
t ber
ry
LC
x
Lom
andr
a hy
strix
LC
x
x
Lom
andr
a lo
ngifo
lia
LC
x
x x
Lo
man
dra
mul
tiflo
ra s
ubsp
. m
ultif
lora
LC
x
x M
alva
ceae
H
ibis
cus
hete
roph
yllu
s
LC
x
Mel
iace
ae
Dys
oxyl
um m
ollis
sim
um
subs
p. m
olle
LC
S
x
S
ynou
m g
land
ulos
um
LC
x
Men
ispe
rmac
eae
Ech
inos
teph
ia a
cule
ata
pric
kly
snak
e vi
ne
LC
S
x
Mim
osac
eae
Aca
cia
conc
urre
ns
LC
x x
A
caci
a di
spar
rima
subs
p.
disp
arrim
a
LC
x x
x
Aca
cia
falc
ata
sick
le w
attle
LC
x
A
caci
a fim
bria
ta
Bris
bane
gol
den
wat
tle
LC
x
x
x
Aca
cia
leio
caly
x
LC
x
x
Spe
cies
S
igni
fican
ce s
tatu
s W
eed
stat
us
Sur
vey
loca
tion
(BA
AM
)
Fam
ily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
e E
PB
C
Act
N
C
Act
B
CC
In
trod
uced
LP
A
ct
BC
C
Non
-re
m
12.3
.11
12.5
.3/
12.5
.2
12.1
1.5e
/ 12
.11.
5a
Mim
osac
eae
Leuc
aena
leuc
ocep
hala
Y
C
x
x
Mor
acea
e F
icus
cor
onat
a cr
eek
sand
pape
r fig
LC
x
F
icus
ela
stic
a
Y
R
x
F
icus
mac
roph
ylla
LC
x x
M
yrsi
nace
ae
Ard
isia
cre
nata
Y
x
M
yrta
ceae
A
cmen
a sm
ithii
LC
x
C
orym
bia
citr
iodo
ra
spot
ted
gum
LC
x
C
orym
bia
citr
iodo
ra
LC
x x
C
orym
bia
inte
rmed
ia
pink
blo
odw
ood
LC
x
x x
x
Cor
ymbi
a to
relli
ana
LC
R
x
Cor
ymbi
a tr
achy
phlo
ia
LC
x
E
ucal
yptu
s ca
rnea
LC
x
x
Euc
alyp
tus
mic
roco
rys
LC
x x
x x
E
ucal
yptu
s ra
cem
osa
sc
ribbl
y gu
m
LC
x
x x
x
Euc
alyp
tus
resi
nife
ra
red
mah
ogan
y
LC
x
E
ucal
yptu
s ro
bust
a
LC
x
E
ucal
yptu
s se
eana
na
rrow
-leav
ed r
ed
gum
LC
S
x x
Euc
alyp
tus
side
roph
loia
LC
x
x x
x
Euc
alyp
tus
tere
ticor
nis
fore
st r
ed g
um
LC
x
x
x
E
ucal
yptu
s tin
dalia
e Q
ueen
slan
d w
hite
st
ringy
bark
LC
x
x
Le
ptos
perm
um
poly
galif
oliu
m
LC
x
x
Lo
phos
tem
on c
onfe
rtus
br
ush
box
LC
x
x x
x
Loph
oste
mon
sua
veol
ens
swam
p bo
x
LC
x x
x x
M
elal
euca
lina
rifol
ia
LC
x
M
elal
euca
qui
nque
nerv
ia
LC
x x
x
M
elal
euca
sal
igna
LC
x
San
nant
ha c
ollin
a
LC
x
Syz
igiu
m a
ustr
ale
LC
x
S
yzig
ium
jam
bos
Y
x
Myr
tace
ae
Syz
igiu
m o
leos
um
LC
x
Nep
hrol
epid
acea
e N
ephr
olep
is c
ordi
folia
fis
hbon
e fe
rn
LC
N
R
x O
chna
ceae
O
chna
ser
rula
ta
ochn
a
Y
C
x
x
x
Spe
cies
S
igni
fican
ce s
tatu
s W
eed
stat
us
Sur
vey
loca
tion
(BA
AM
)
Fam
ily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
e E
PB
C
Act
N
C
Act
B
CC
In
trod
uced
LP
A
ct
BC
C
Non
-re
m
12.3
.11
12.5
.3/
12.5
.2
12.1
1.5e
/ 12
.11.
5a
Ole
acea
e Li
gust
rum
sin
ense
sm
all-l
eave
d pr
ivet
Y
3
C
x x
x
Orc
hida
ceae
E
ryth
rorc
his
cass
ytho
ides
LC
x
O
xalid
acea
e O
xalis
cor
nicu
lata
Y
x
P
assi
flora
ceae
P
assi
flora
sub
eros
a co
rky
pass
ion
flow
er
Y
R
x x
Phi
lydr
acea
e P
hily
drum
lanu
gino
sum
LC
x
P
hylla
ntha
ceae
G
loch
idio
n su
mat
ranu
m
LC
S
x
P
icro
dend
race
ae
Pet
alos
tigm
a tr
ilocu
lare
fo
rest
qui
nine
LC
x
Pin
acea
e P
inus
elli
otii
Y
R
x
P
ittos
pora
ceae
H
ymen
ospo
rum
flav
um
nativ
e fr
angi
pani
LC
x
P
ittos
poru
m r
evol
utum
ye
llow
pitt
ospo
rum
LC
x
x
Poa
ceae
Im
pera
ta c
ylin
dric
a bl
ady
gras
s
LC
x
x x
M
egat
hyrs
us m
axim
us
Gui
neae
gra
ss
Y
C
x x
O
plis
men
us a
emul
us
LC
x x
x
O
ttoch
loa
grac
illim
a pa
dem
elon
gra
ss
LC
x
x x
x
Pas
palu
m s
crob
icul
atum
di
tch
mill
et
LC
x
The
med
a tr
iand
ra
kang
aroo
gra
ss
LC
x P
odoc
arpa
ceae
P
odoc
arpu
s el
atus
LC
x
P
olyp
odia
ceae
D
ryna
ria r
igid
ula
bask
et fe
rn
LC
x
Pla
tyce
rium
sup
erbu
m
stag
horn
fern
LC
x
Pro
teac
eae
Ban
ksia
inte
grifo
lia
LC
x
G
revi
llea
robu
sta
LC
x
M
acad
amia
inte
grifo
lia
mac
adam
ia n
ut
V
V
S
x
R
ham
nace
ae
Alp
hito
nia
exce
lsa
soap
tree
LC
x x
x x
Ros
acea
e E
riobo
trya
japo
nica
lo
quat
Y
x
x
R
haph
iole
pis
indi
ca
Indi
an h
awth
orn
Y
R
x
Rut
acea
e F
linde
rsia
sch
ottia
na
LC
x
M
urra
ya p
anic
ulat
a cv
. E
xotic
a m
ock
oran
ge
Y
x
S
alvi
niac
eae
Sal
vini
a m
oles
ta
salv
inia
Y*
2
x
S
apin
dace
ae
Car
dios
perm
um g
rand
iflor
um
ballo
on v
ine
Y
3
C
x
x
Cup
anio
psis
ana
card
iode
s tu
cker
oo
LC
x
Sap
inda
ceae
D
odon
aea
triq
uetr
a la
rge-
leav
ed h
op
bush
LC
x
H
arpu
lia p
endu
la
LC
x
K
oelre
uter
ia e
lega
ns
Y
R
x
x
Spe
cies
S
igni
fican
ce s
tatu
s W
eed
stat
us
Sur
vey
loca
tion
(BA
AM
)
Fam
ily
Sci
entif
ic N
ame
Com
mon
Nam
e E
PB
C
Act
N
C
Act
B
CC
In
trod
uced
LP
A
ct
BC
C
Non
-re
m
12.3
.11
12.5
.3/
12.5
.2
12.1
1.5e
/ 12
.11.
5a
Sm
ilaca
ceae
S
mila
x au
stra
lis
barb
ed-w
ire v
ine
LC
x
x
Sm
ilax
glyc
iphy
lla
swee
t sar
sapa
rilla
LC
x
x
Sol
anac
eae
Ces
trum
noc
turn
um
Y
x
S
olan
um m
aurit
ianu
m
wild
toba
cco
Y
x
x
Ste
rcul
iace
ae
Arg
yrod
endr
on
actin
ophy
llum
LC
O
S
x T
hely
pter
idac
eae
Chr
iste
lla d
enta
ta
cree
k fe
rn
LC
x
T
ropa
eola
ceae
T
ropa
eolu
m m
ajus
na
stur
tium
Y
x
Typ
hace
ae
Typ
ha s
p.
bulru
sh
LC
x
U
lmac
eae
Cel
tis s
inen
sis
Chi
nese
elm
Y
3
C
x x
T
rem
a to
men
tosa
LC
x
x V
erbe
nace
ae
Lant
ana
cam
ara
lant
ana
Y
* 3
C
x
x
x
Lant
ana
mon
tevi
dens
is
cree
ping
lant
ana
Y
3
C
x V
itace
ae
Cle
mat
icis
sus
opac
a
LC
x X
anth
orrh
oeac
eae
Xan
thor
rhoe
a m
acro
nem
a
LC
x