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1. Number of wetlands of each rype actually su-rveyedin November 1988and March 1989conpared with the number selectedfor surveyin the amualwaterfowl count program ...... 4 2. Aalrual rainfall for 1988in the five meteorologicaldistricts withinthe areaofthe anaualwaterfowl count ...... 4 3. Number of birds, nestsand broods for eachwaterfowl species countedin November1988 and March 1989 ...... 8 4. Distribution of waterfowl speciesby wetlaad type in November1988 a-nd March 1989 ...... -...... I 5. Number of birds, nestsand broods in each region in November 1988ard March 1989 ...... 9 6. Distributionof waterfowlspecies by regionin November1988 ...... 9 7. Distribution of waterfowl speciesby region in March L989 ...... 10 8. The 15 wetlands supporting the highest number of waterfowl in November1988 and March 1989 .. -...... 10 9. Distribution of breeding by waterfowl speciesarnongst wetland tlpesin November1988 ...... 12 10. Distribution of breeding by waterfowl speciesanongst regions inNovember1988 ...... 13 u?qP{snv eql qll/r\ uorpunluoc q (ouISJ) JOuorl?Jrpm u? spr oJa I[L\^acu"prmqB Jraql yo Suuolruou urrel-3uo1 pue ,$runuuol uoqesJm?rg qlr?esed I€rllsnpq psp JrJluarcs qll€elr\uoulluoC eql '(ltOCt{OC) srelsrlnl p{qrepA eql Jo luouoduor lu?uruop { eql IuroJ slooc pu" sss,{rs 's{JnC 'aurlrep sorls^JJsuoJJmtpN Jo IrJUnoJ€qt Jo uorle8rlsm 'aurlus eql s0E6I aql Surmp prlprlsnv m ereq,tasla I[ \ sraqumu prrqJap,r leq] ,{lo{ll sr lr lV flEqseercm euoroq ro paretp 'peurErp ue8aqsue.6ord ?ulrmoJ lr\oJralu^\ Jeqlo aerqJ oJu erJs4snv uJslss^\-qlnosuI spu?pe,rlsv (I) 'rr" eql mo{ spuEllo\ ;?uurolo; elqrsserc"urarou ro re8rel eql ;o auos pa,{a,tms oql uo pas?qs uerSo,rdeql JoJeleuonur eqJ'JrE JJsts t^tTVC epur puno.6 eql uor; sprrupe,,!\ Jaqunu eBJe[D pedo^ns srealunloa pelold aqt ruorJ sprrelteA\Jo raqumu a3re1e de,rms 3;e1s Jo 'uoqrpp€ 'spu?lled\ uI'(q '?886I pup qtsuapf) (nOVU) I I.IVJ uI ;c sde,rmspunorS l?qr tse^re^ uorun slsrSoloqlruro rr"rs?Iu4snv pfo6 eql dq lJnpuoc ol JJBISI iTvc sB IIe \ se srselunlo^ slooJ pezrueEro-qgr;g 991,{laleurxorddesesn'uur8o.rd ?rlErlsnv uiels:A,l-qlnos ul ptlu SIJS/I\S'SIJnp 'pu€ popunJ 88-986I oqt uI se seeJaruerrl .sralooqs-{rnp Jo stunoJ q.rer.V (I i'Ire'J) tuaqre?euet\ uror; ,{le8rey paprmJ sr ue6o.rd eql p:darms puu-l pus uolls^J:suoJ jo lucrulredcg ':.ro.;:raq1 Smeq ore leql sprrela^\ cgl slsq pue drsop eql e^rsnlror886I ot 98bl uorl (1961 fa,,'-ms aql seqrJtsap '?rreJlsnv uralsa \-qlnos euel) pezru8ocer 1111sse,lt. spueper\ luuuodur '8ur1unq ur ue.6o.rd Suquno: y'ro;re1u,n' Jo uortprlltucpr pue 4cnp yo lueueEeueu OOV6/NTVJ 'uor;earesuoc aql rorsuaxa (tAlOeAf- ree,t-eerqlE prqrap^\ ;o sasodrnd JoJ lrAoJral?,t Jo 68/886I) Jo 're^a,\\oH '6L61 read lsrr; oql tuo{ slpsa.rspese.rd godar srq; Jo s$noJ Iunurru roJ peeu eql ral,Je panurluoJsrp ere,r l{e,tms '(9961 orunlrl '(961 Jeuey P ra Peeqaltq6) pu" €rr"'I :S86I eup.I) suopelnSe: ?uqooqs-1onp ,{rolrrraa ureqlroN eql Jo 1rud rrraqlrou Surunuretop roJ srsuq aql s" pasn uoeq eqt ur {lenuue epeu oEu eru slerq?q IlroJrol?^\ al?q roqrualoN q qldap rale,tr slueue.rnseeur '(886I Jo rofeu 3o s,(e^rns Ieuav elppuruew) uaqt sJuls'sqorsr^rc pue.I Blrna pus lsela-qlnos erJolJr1 u s,tems puno.6 pnuuu ueSeq eql uI spuelle^\ ,{leleuxordde ul pelletsul '(686I 'iz 991 nor;d aql L86I uI ra p.ro;s?up4)sep16 erea se8neS qldep 's0L6I elq eqt q 'ertprlml/ qnos /[3N Jo etr res oJIIp[r.,.|dpue $l]Bd IEuollEN urelsel\ rlt strul 8eq prru uosees Eur.tunq-1cnp '(q61 eqt,{q paleurpro-oJ,t\oE sI tcetord srql eql Jo uolemp ellllurelep ol pesn ere^r reqolJo ro 'p p e1rtt'qtrerg) €86I ol ?rIBrsnV urel$e Er :oqualdag ur s,{a,ms puae Surmp epsu InaoJrslu^\ prreu pnsm prr? 's0L6I sde,ms m8aq suolJr1 er1?Jlsny Jo stunor Ienuup dlrea puu s096I otq aql ul qlnos 'saPl[ qlnos ,{\eN;o satcua8euollu esuoo €rnlPu aql pue a.r^ras oJJlplria prrs $[rEd [Buorl"N NOIICNqOUINI
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68/886I - sllsrlsnY urelsel\-qlnos q slunoJ l^roJralB l IBnuuY trends in overall waterbird numbersald of number of ChestautTeal in a wetland.The aerial the regions most affected by habitat observers were coofident of identifying all flymg alteration. ChestnutTeal and madedirect counts,
(2) Becauseducks are hunted, information on Countingdates the populationtrends of game speciesis requiredfor proper management. Counts were made during nhe-day periods (two wsekendsand the iaterveningweek) at the end of The program hasfour specificobjectives: the breedingseason, yiz 19-27November 1988, and (1) to provide an index of annualabuadance of in early autum! when the birds were congregated duck, swans and coots in south-western in summerrefuges, viz 11-19March 1989. Australial Between 1986-88 annual counts i! (2) to exanine regional distributiou of these south-westemAustralia were made il March. A specieseach year in relationto rainfall; Novembercount was incorporatedhto the current extensionof the countingprogram to enable the (3) to compare regional distribution arrd rypes extentof breedingto be assessedand the regional of wetlandsused duriag the breedingseason distribution and gpes of wetland used during the and in late sumner; breedingseason to be comparedwith the 'summer' pattern.Most of the speciesbehg countedlay eggs (4) to estimateactual numbersof ducks,swans between July a.nd November (Halse and Jaensch and coots in south-westeruAustralia by 1989) so that broods are usually plentiful in extrapolating results from the wetlands November and some suweyed, birds are on nests.Australian Shelducksgenerally nest earlier thar other species ard frequently gather to moult ia November SURVEYDESIGN (Jenkins 1976); November surveys help identily importantmoulting sites. Speciescounted Wetland tlT€s As in the previous CALM/RAOU waterfowl South-westemAustralia has wet winters and hot countingproject (Jaenschand Vervest1988a,b), 13 dry summers. Rainlall rliminishes rapidly with native and four speciesof exotic waterfowl were distarce from the coast. The distribution and ty?e counted: of wetlards reflect this climate arld are described Black Swan Cygnusstralus by Lane ard McComb (1988). Most lakes are FreckledDuck Slictonettanaevosa seasonal,with the proportion of seasonallakes AustralianShelduck Tadomatadomoides increasingwith distarcefrom the coast.Salinization Pacfic Black Duck Anas superciliosa is widespreadin south-westertrAustralia (Mulcahy Grey Teal A. gibberiftons 1978) and most lakes ard rivers in idand ChestnutTeal A. castanea agriculturalareas have become saline in the past 50 AustralasianShoveler A.rlrynchotis years.On the easternmargin of the surveyarea and Phk-eared Duck Malacorhynchus in some coastal areas,especially around Esperance membranaceus (seeFig. 1), thereare naturally-occurringsalt lakes. Hardhead Aythya australis More thrm 100 000 small dams occur on fzrms. Maned Duck Chenoneftajubata Theseare usuallyfresh and comprisethe dominant Blue-billedDuck Oryara australis wetland type in malry idand areas and in some Musk Duck Biziura lob&ta parts of the extremesouth-west. There is a sparse Exotic ducks, mostlydomestic varieties networkof small seasonally-flowingrivers, some of geeseard swan of Anas platyrhynchos; which enter estuadesat the coast. Ouantitative also Cqiinq moschqtq data on water levelsard vegetationin the wetlands Anser anser alod surveyedwill bc givenin subsequenlreporls. CWus olor EurasianCoot Fulics atra Wetlandssuneyed It is dfficult to distinguish female Chestnut Using map co-ordinates,most of the South-West Teal, and males in eclipse plumage,from Grey aad the south-westernpart of the Eucla Land Teal. Therefore, most observerson the ground Divisionswere dividedinto 20' blocks(Fig. 1). The limi1 counted 'coloured' males and tlese counts were ful6d of the blocks generallycorresponded predictablv-filled multiolied bv two to obtain an estimateof the total with the erlent of wetlands in the 'pelr?u or" suor8araql Susuduor ${3olq,02 '?aJE aql pada ms eql uqlra\ pezmSocersuoGer eql puu lunoJ I roJlelel\ Ipnuue aql u1po,{e.tms eere eqa I ern?ld
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Table 1 Annual rainfall io 1988 was slightly above average in the area covered by the annual waterfowl coults Number of wetlands of each fype actually surveyed (Table 2; Figs 3 and 4). As a result, 7I of the 79 in November 1988 and March 1989 compared with depth-gauged wetlaads currently monitored by number origiaally selected for survey il the annual CAIM containcd water in November 1988; this waterfowl count program ir south-westem frgure was predicted to have dropped to 63 Australia (Appeudix 1). wetlands by January trecause of summer evaooration.z Wetland Nov Mar Master type 1988 1989 [st
Lake 449 495 531 River rr7 i30 151 Dam 425 460 537 Estuary 2A 2A Table 2 Anaual rainfall for 1988in the five meteorological TOTAL 1113 1247 1017 districts ilr south-westernAustralia within the area of the annualwaterfowl count (datafrom Bureau For analysis of the regional distribution of of Meteorologr1988). waterfowl and its relatiou to rainfall, 1"1'regions' were delineated(Fig. 1). Each region consistedof District 1988 Average D"crlg. 14-16 blocks cootainirg surveyed wetlands, except rainfall rahfall range(a) for Walpole regiou, which contaiaed 13 full blocks (mm) (-*) and hve part block on the coast. North Coastal 459 401. 8 Surveynethods CeutralCoastal 891 860 7 SouthCoastal 984 v26 8 Most wetlandswere surveyedfrom the grouad by No h Central 359 363 6 RAOU observersor CALM staff usirg binoculars SouthCentral 457 442 7 or a telescope,In somecases a boat or caloe was (uJdeci.le usedto traversethe wetlands.The techniquesused rarge 8-9 : above average rahfall to count waterfowlwere basedon those described 47 : average rairfti\ by Jaenscher c/. (1988). Each block was allocatedto one observeror divided betweentwo if the wetlandswere difficult to survey.Observers were givenannotated maps of their block(s) showingwetlands allocated to them. Some of the larger inland lakes, some lakes arnd river sections with difficult access,and all the l-ane, J.A.L and Munlo, D.R (1989).1989 review of rainfall and welland conditionsin the south-westof larger estuaries were surveyedlrom the air over a WesternAustralia. Unpublished rcpon, Departmentof three-dayperiod usinga CessnaL82 flying at about Consenatiodand l-and Managmenr(on file). -
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Althortqh the species composition on estuaries Eurasian Coots occurred ia lalces.Of these soecies changed between counts, the number of birds only t-be Musk Duck occurred in estuariis in remained static, which led to a decline in the significant proportions (8 per cent ia March) and, proportion of birds fouad there from 18 per cent in although several of the species occurred in rivers November to 8 per cent in March. For rivers and ard dams, even the Hardhead, which utilized these dams there was an increase in number of birds habitats in the greatest proportions, was couated counted in March that reflected the increase in there fairly infrequently (7 per cent in November, 4 overall number of waterfowl; proportions were per centin March - seeTable 4). similar in both couats (7 per cent and 5 per cent). Black Swans, Australian Shelducks, Pacifrc Results for particular speciesdiffered markedly Black Ducks and Grey Teal occurred in greater from the pattern described above. In both counts numbers in lakes than in other wetlar:d t)?es but more thal 90 per cent of Freckled Ducks, exlibited more catholic habitat preferences than 'lake' Australasian Shovelers, Pinl<-eared Ducks, the birds. All four species occurred in Hardheads, Blue-billed Ducks, Musk Ducks and signifrcart numbers in estuaries (13-,10per cent of -7
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Species November1988 March 1989 M trirds Birds Nests Broods Birds Nests Broods N birds
Black Swan 11820 7 377 220!7 0 36 7.9 FreckledDuck 63 1 5 68 0 0 1.1 Australiar Shelduck 75599 0 49 41609 0 0 0.6 PacificBlack Duck 13832 I 354 61404 0 U 4.6 Grey Teal r2l 21, 375 134899 0 9 5.2 ChestnutTeal 618 0 4 2533 0 0 4.1 AustralasianShoveler 410 0 5 47L2 U 0 11.5 PinI-earedDuck 1500 28 62 15320 0 r0.2 Hardhead 1028 1 1560 0 2 1-_) Maned Duck 7042 0 81 7324 0 21, 1.0 Blue-billed Duck 420 6 20 1305 0 5 3.1 Musk Duck 671 4 7 2352 0 3 3.8 Exotic ducks 484 1 9 589 U 0 1.2 Unidentified duck 153 0 0 6332 0 0 EurasianCoot 8050 67 290 50747 t 2 6.1
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Table 4
Distribution of waterfowl speciesby wetland ry?e in November 1988 and March 1989.
November 1988 March 1989 Species Lake River Dam Estuary Lake River Dam Estuary
Black Swan 6910 84 19 4747 17483 88 23 4443 FreckledDuck 63 67 1 Australian Shelduck 62065 76 nZ 12.496 3443? 2049 1511 3547 Pacific Black Duck 7356 1347 531 4598 53717 4529 ILL1- 4{,47 Grey Teal 19975 2n44 775 333r 178612 2733 394 rm$ ChestnutTeal 96 108 5 q9 957 r49 3 1.424 Australasian Shoveler 393 8 8 1 M73 14 10 15 Pioh-earedDuck 1434 8 Hardhead 954 r7 57 1474 50 16 20 Maled Duck 3832 755 2W 15 37L2 997 2583 38 Blue-billedDuck 41i 7 1298 7 Musk Duck 575 9 L9 L4 zLA N 13 178 Exotic duck 303 102 10 69 3K 86 39 pa Unidentified duck 70 41. 18 62m 91, 2L Eurasian Coot 7460 295 t33 162 48275 872 506 r094
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Distribution of waterlowl species (number of birds) by region in March 19g9
REGION Species Gcftldton Moom ciDgrn Bevcrley Bunbury Wagin Mag"nta(a) Esperance Frankland Bremer Walpole
Black Swan ?46 149 6234 330 18?8 W9 ,lO.{ \54't 421.s 736 3119 F'rcckled Duck 3 52 -110-2- Australian Shelduck 395 5991 2145 2967 4105 64 3960 4690 4548 1870 4'74 Pacific Black Duck 1535 '.t341 694 19852 1459 61.73 51 2641 2A221 951 2546 Grey'ltal 5445 '730'l 6882 18691 4445 17015 s218',1 1411 18899 1315 1296 Chestnut Teal 4 37 2a !7 158? 169 664 19 Ausffalasian Shovelet 133 99 '71 2162 3a 652 15 1175 36 18 Pink-eared Duck 295 190 2292 123 132 1_1249 50 285 475 183 46 I{ardhead 19'.7 't4 20 468 23 41 95 1 560 9 Maned Duck 110 72 1330 956 2M1 821 40 198 838 298 6L4 Blue-billed Duck 1094 {J4 1 49 12 26 Musk Duck 21 652 20 612 69 I 226 26 305 Frotic ducks 1 63 394 106 25 llumsian Coot 2833 '1240 790 1'7634 8'71 385 13222 1892 rn2; 4U 430 (a)6000 unidentifiedduck in Magenrarcgron concentratedin the Giryin region,which includes occurring in wetlands containiag large the Perth metropolitan area. Only one bird was numbers of birds (Fig. 5b). Only one recordedsouth of the Bunbury regron. wetlandcontained more thar 10 000 bilds in Novemberbut six did so in March. Numbers of birds on individual wetlands Wetlandswith high numbersof Two changesin the mrmbers of birds occurrins on birds i.odividual werlands were evidenl bctieeu The 15 wetlLnds contaidng the highest numbers of November ald March: waterbirds in the November and March couuts, respectively,are listed ir (1) the proportion of wetlards containins no Table 8. Vasse-Woaneruo Esluary coorainedthe birds increasedfrom 3I per cent ro 4i pcr highestnumber of birds in November 720) and Lake cent (Fig. 5a) owing largely to rhe Qf Muir contained most in March (51 proporLion of dry wetlands increasing; 613).Lake Dumbleyung,Lake Muir, Peel-Harvey Estuary, Lake Guraga and Lake (2) waterfowl became more coucentrated with a Forrestdalewere in the top 15 wetlands in both greater proportion of the birds counted couuts.
Table 8
The 15 wetlands supporting the highestnumber of waterfowl in November 1988ard March 1989. Wetlands on privateland are markedwith an asterisk.
NO!'ENIBER 1988 MARCH 1989 Wetland Number Region TyPe Wefland Nunrber Region Type 1 Vasse-Wonnerupfisf uary ll',z20 Bunbury I-akeMuir 516t3 Frankland 1, 2 Ilke Preston 8990 Bunbuiy L I-akeDumble'ung 33415 Wagin L *Bokaring 3 Lake Dumble'.ung 8099 Wagin L Yate Swamp 113'75 Wagin L 4 Peel-Ilarvey Estuary s196 Bunbury E I-ake Cooloongup 11980 lLake Gingin L 5 Kubitch 5000 Esperance L Peel-Haffey Estuary 11788 Bunbury E I-akeMuir 4302 Frankland L Lake Wannamal 10370 Gingin L 7 I-ake Gore 3928 Esperance L I-ake Eganu a62a Moora L 8 Ilke Guraga 3',705 Gingin L Thomsons I-ake 8332 Gingin L 9 I-ake Clifton 2411 Bunbury L Ilke Coyrecup 8'129 Wagrn L '7696 10 Black I-akes 2616 Bunbury I-ake Forestdale Gingin L 11 IJschenaultInlet 1926 Bunbury E l3ke Gumga 7357 Gingin L 12 I-ake Norring 197'.1 Wagin L l,ake Irgue 6/.20 Geraldton L *Skipsets CulhamInlet 1746 Brcmer E I-ake 6001 Magenta L 14 I-ake Forestdale 1620 Gingin L hke Mcl-arly 4563 Bunbury L *Willoughby +l,ake t) SwampB 1531 Magenta L Bullingaua 4240 Gingin L (a)Wetlandrypes: E = estuar-1.L= lake,R - nver 10 tl
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Shovelcrs (1:82), Ma-ned Ducks (1:87), Musk Ducks (1:88) and Chestnut Tcal (L:154) were less common Tbe distribution of broods suggested that wbile Australiar Shelduck broods (1:1540) were Bunburyand Gingin (24 per cent of broods each) scarce. were the major breedingregions with Wagin (17 per cent), Franklaad(11 per cent) and Beverley Distribution of breeding betweenwetland types (10 per cent) mal Table9 Distributionof breedingby waterfowlspecies among wotlarrd qpes h south-westernAustralia in November1988. Lale River Dam Estuary Nests Broods Nests Broods Nests Broods Nests Broods '326 Black Swan Freckled Duck 5 Australian Shelduck i 1{) -8 Pacfic tslack Dilck 8i L25 10 Grey Tea! ?,t 2.:':) i, 69 7 ,: Clicsa'nuiTr:al 4:l si: :ri:'":iarrS!rvcre:' ,l -i 'i:3 ,i-.r-::,.r;j i-.'u;. i.2, Fia,ruiigad .24 Maned Duck 32 Blue-billed Duck ; 7{J MuskDuck 4 7 Exoticducks 1 4 -5 EruasianCoot 250 411 26 TOTAL L75 173 50 't2 '9r-zs6l pepueq snoyp^ Jo muulrodm oql peltaJJu ,{puergtu?ts ertBrtsnvuatsar\-qlnos l,! s\rn([ :Irelg rrJrrr?dprrv 1ea1 lerg ;o seue,rorel ( dard uollnq_rrlslp rer{] pue pu"FI erea 686I qrml I 'orunl{ 'uia^ader( '\tS 'eqpH ur) 1lC pus UC ur se8n;er lq8noJp luulrodur lsou eerql eqJ 'se8n;ar 'seu?ntse lqSnorp se pelJes uuqt e{e-I put (t8Ot qctel\ ul sp4q gft 0t peulutuot 'se{q 'uIuntnB 'se1uy raqt?r 68/886I Jo Jaruums agl uI qcrq,tr) Sundalqunq aIB'I uerl!\ .roleru ,tttc; pue r:{uruns et?l ur pooJ ptru JJle,lr Jlenbepe ? rn pelarluoruoc su,r uorlelndod eql esn?teq L86I Sururetuoo spusllena w peu$ep lsaq ,tlqeqord ere q qSrq dla,ueruduroc ss,\\ amSg aluyred-sprrq '(g '6rg) '686I seSqer lqSnorq reutuns Surrnp,sa6qe: oql e^eleq e,4[ rr relB \ PIeq spuullsi lqSnorp, olur Iroutaloru e palceger (spuepa,t eseql arour ,{lpquelsqns searar{a errrps eql lsorup erel\ ul sp4q Jo uoruodord releer8 oqt puu) qrrDIAI 686I pup L86I qtrel tr roJ senp^ : e1-red-sprtq ul sp{q Jo sraqunu e3re1 Suryoddns spuu11a,,rr aql t?ql ldecxa drenuul m Jeluia ?mploq '(g ;o uorgodord oql w esuarrul eql e1qe1) spuepe,rape?nu?-qldep ;o uorpodord oqt ol rulluns saupnlsa Jo asuedxe eql 1u d1e3ru1parmtto luql dlq6nor u:e11udE psq e{el red spltq ;o requn5l qrrsl q se1e1 uo uorlrodord eql uI eseercut rre I '(9 3rg) ree,i s?A\Oroql lnq se{El uo peJmJco sp4q lsou Eunoc qcea ed$ puepe,r qcua 1un rad pelmoc spnq r{rrBl prrE reque^oN arll qloq uI ;o Jo 686I I 886I requnu aql paruduoc osIP o,{ 'aroJeJeqI 'prte^ eq 'suooeJ 'yolrd 1ou qSnu stunoJ Iulol Jo suosuuduot $qt 'lndoJrets^\ 'peruadd? 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The high numbersof birds recorded in the 40 Wagin region was pardy a result of the high gqunt in Lale Dunbleyung and the results from the FranklLnd regioa were almost entirely attributable to Lale Muir. Interpretation of results from regions conteining la-keswith extremelyhigh counts is difficu.lt but it is vital that theselales are counted because of their poteutial to affect most of the indices of waterfowl abundancethat are likely to be used. This point is illustrated by results from the aerial surveysin easternAustralia where e*remely low uumbers of birds were counted in 1986: Lake Buchanar in Queensland, which is known to support huadreds of thousaads of birds when conditions are suitable, was not surveyed although 150 it contained water. If birds were present and the la-kehad beeqincluded in the couni, the resulLsfor 100 the 1986 survey would have been very different (Braithwaite er a/. 198?. There was not an obvious movement from inland areas towards drought refuges on the coast i in 1988/89,such as is commonly believed to occur t- 25 (Gentilli aad Bekle 1983), alrho,refi the proporrion of birds increased in the Gingin region, which @ includes Perth and the northern Swarr Coastal Plain, aad this region contaiaed six of the best 15 wetlaads in March. The proportion of birds declined in several other coastal regions, including Bunbury (Table 5), which contains Peel-Harvey Estuary - the most important coastal drought refuge (Jaenschand Vervest 1988a,b). Most breeding recorded in November occurred in lakes (or habitats not surveyed during the 1500 waterfowl count such as winter-wet areas) although rivers and dams were important for particular (Table 1000 species 9). Calculating the relative importaace of lakes, rivers, dams and estuaries for Slesding of the whole south-western Australian waterfowl populatioa requires data on the extent of each wedand type but we would predict that rivers and dams are morc important 1988 1989 than the data in Table 9 suggest. Within the lake category most Year breeding was recorded in lakes supportiry 101-500 birds; lakes ssllaining large nunbers of birds No.ol blrd./lrl. l.rcludineLrk.r Dumbl.yungrnd Muir) supportedless bresd;ng per bird (Fig. 7). The importance of different regions as breeding areas w:ls only loosely related to nu.mber . 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The wetlands are arranged in a north-south, east-westsequence according to surveyblocks (seeFig. 1) and the numbers of waterfowl counted i:r Novemberarrd March are showu (blanks indicate wetlandswere not counted). Wetlands survevedfrom the air are indicated bv an asterisk. Nov March Block WetlandName T)?e Count Coullt 0$-21:0 KALBARRI SEWERAGE PONDS D 56 LL4 048-21:0 MURCHISON RIVER ESTUARY E 8 161 048-210 WITTECARASWAMP L 0 048.212 FOUR-MILE POOL (MURCHISON RIVER) R 63 54 048-2L2 TEN-MILE POOL (MURCHISON RIVER) R trg 049-zLr SEAVIEW SOUTH.WEST LAKES L 155 M9-2r1 URINACREEKSWAMP L 0 049-2LL UTC}IA SWAMP L 259 049-212 BINNU WEST ROAD I.AKE L 16 15 049-2t2 WELD EAST LAKE 050-212 BOWES RI\,'ER MOUTH R l3L 050-212 DAM 1 050-212 D 2 050-212 DAM 2 050-212 D 050-2L2 EASTBROOKPOOL R 10 050-2L2 MIAMA SOUTH-EAST I-AKE L r7t 05r-2L2 DAM 1 051-212 D 05r-212 DANL2 05r-2r2 D 05r-2r2 DA\13 05L-212 l) 05t-212 FIG TREE SOUTH POOL R 14 232 05L-2r2 GREENOUGH ESTUARY E 98 566 05t-2t2 ROCKY POOL WEST R 38 22 05L-212 ROCKY POOL I-AKE ?n 05L-2L3 BEETALYINNA POOLS R 79 181 051-213 BLUE POOLS R & 05r-2L3 WHICHERINADAM D 70 05L-2r3 DAM 1 051-213 D 05r-213 ELLENDALE POOL R 18 /74 05L-2r4 LAKE COOLANGATTA L 00 05r-2r4 E\,'ES LAKES L 05t-2r4 HABITONS LAKES L 00 051-2L4 NAGADE LAKES L 052-2L3 ALLANOOKASWAMP L 00 052-2L3 BOOKARA NORTH I-AKE L 1660 '267 052-21i BOOKr{IL{ r AI'F L 0 052-213 BUTCHER-HENRY SWAMP L 00 052-213 ELLERY POOL R 0 052-213 MONDARRASWAMP L 052-21,4 BURMA ROAD I-AKE L 00 052-2].4 DAM L 052-2t4 D 9 052-2L4 DAf,vl2 052-274 D 052-2L4 HEATON SWAMP L 00 052-214 MENDARA POOL R 053-213 ARRAMALLLAKE L 0 053-213 ARROWSMITH T.AKE L 00 053-215 DAM 1 053-215 D 00 053-2L5 DAM 2 053-215 D 00 053-2r5 RUBBISH TIP LAKE L 00 053-2r5 YANDANOOKA I.AKE A L r49 L3L 053-215 YANDANOOKA LAKE B L r73 0 18 ot vrT .I !DT\rI HJNOSAOUNA'IC 9rz-s90 8298 I8L 1 nNvcg ltxv-I 9rz-990 0 0 (I 9rz-990z I lvc 9rz-990 6I 8 q 9rz-990r I vq 9rz-s90 062 89 1 g>tV.I NIIEI'I'IVJ gtz-9s0 8II 8 T dI^IV1$,SVTftTVCVCNNI^I nrz-990 OI TE 1 dI wid.s HJUON vattraNnl I nrT-990 0 0 CI 'rz-990s hrvc nrz-990 0 0 o trz-990t I lvc brz-9m €l 6n o trz-990g I lvq fiz-990 0 0 q nrz-990z t lvo. nrz-990 0 0 q trz-Egor ruvq vrz'9s0 0 0 .I a ^v \s ugAoNVJ nv'sm 0 0 tI HIUON'IOO'I dSJ^LIII w-sso 0 LNI 1 dI^IVA\S SUInII*L tlz-990 0 0 .I dl vtas Naldnf trz-990 0 8 o Erz-990z v;vq srz-994 0 0 q gIz-EgOr I wO trz-990 0 817, 1 g)TV-I JSIIId'I'IEHSII'IXJO3 trz-990 0 z 'l !DI\N OCIEINg'I.LIN Lrz'vgo (I Lrz+90| tNvq Ltz+so 0 9I I IDTVI'IruIJNVgg [2n90 .I 0 0 SSXVT JSTT/,IAUII$iIHCNIAI 9rz+90 0 0 u .rood 0[OuOOc) HSr/ \ 9rz+s0 0 I 1 IDTV'T J,TVS :IHCNOJ 9rz*90 .I 6ql SIDTV-I HIUON SHCNOJ 9rz'v90 0 6w 'l lDNfl HINOS IIHJOOI 9rz-v90 'l 0 6LT IDTV'I HJNOS XV!ftITIgdllI NNVCS 9rz-v90 0 9€r 1 lDt\fl I{JUON XVAUSAUIII nNVOA 9rz+90 CI 9tz+90 z 9\NcI 9rz+90 o 9rzt90 r I^wCI 9rz+90 0 1 sdl^rvtsvunwwavc grz+so 0 .I t qNod vuuv^ vtnIVA 9re-r90 0 .I € cNodvuuv vuuv 9rz+90 0 .T z clNoilvtll{v vuuv 9rzn90 c 9IZ'90 Z I^IVCI grz+so CI EIZ+90 I IAIVCI 9rzn90 0 0 CI trztgo s I IVo trzng\ 0 0 q nrzng9n rNvq nr7n90 0 0 q nIZn90 t llWA flz'rg| 0 CI vtz+90zvw(I nrz+90 0 OI CI rrztgo I I{vc zns| -I 0 0 !Dw-I OUtfV trz-vgD 0 tvt 1 !DIV--I ffICNVA grz+90 0 LZ-l 1 (vssvaNa) rDrv-IiLrIH 6, €rz'n90 0 ZI .I dI^N/A\S IINOO'I HJNOS EIZ'90 azw T aoco'I E)tvr Erz-n90 0 1 dI^[V.TS CTVATSSI^IOHNOOONI Erz+90 0 L8 1 (AHSnu) rDw'r cwErJSirwoHNoocNr EtT+90 ntEz w .I NOOCNI IDIV'I EIZ+SO 0 98r .I IDTV-I NTIAU9 €TZ'r90 z9 (I €rz-t90r I tva €rzt90 0 0 -l I CINOd I/UUVA VUTIVA 9rz-EsD ImoJ Imoc ad,fu auI?N prrellel[ ICOIg qtIel I ^oN Qtanuauoc)I xlpmddy -- Appendix1 (continued) Nov March Block Wetland Name Type Count Count 055-2L6 HUNTS LAKE 39 055-216 LAKE PINJARREGA 0 0 055-216 SCOT'TSSOUTH.WEST LAKE L 252 676 055-2L6 WONJANLAKE L 0 0 055-2r7 DAM 1 055-217 D 0 0 055-2r7 DAM 2 055-217 D 0 0 055-2L7 DAM 3 055-217 D 0 0 055-2r7 DAM 4 055-ZL7 D 0 0 055-217 DAM 5 055-217 D 0 0 055-zn KORODONG SWAMP L 255 0 055-2t7 I-AKE VIEW NORTH LAKES L 96 0 055-2r7 MARTINJINNI EAST I.AKE L 0 0 055-2r7 WENDOUREE I-AKE L 0 0 056-2r3 THETIS LAKE L 2 0 056-2r3 WE{.ACUTTAPOOL R 056-2r4 BIBBY NORTH SWAMP L 0 056-2L4 DAM 1 056-214 D 0 056-2r4 DAM 2 056-214 D 136 056-2L4 DAM 3 056-214 D 0 056-214 JETTY SOUTH SWAMP NORTH L 0 056-21,4 JETTY SOUTH SWAMP SOUTH L 0 056-214 TWYATAPOOL R 056-215 DAM 1 056-215 n 0 056-2L5 DAM 2 056-215 D 0 056-2L5 DAM 3 056-215 D 20 056-215 DAM 4 056-215 D 0 056-215 DAM 5 056-215 D 0 056-2-15 WOLBA WOLBA WELL I-AKE L 202 056-215 YALLALIE WELL LAKE L 819 056-216 COOMBERDALE WEST SWAMPS L 0 056-216 DAM 1 056-216 D 0 056-216 DAM 2 056-216 D 0 056-216 DAM 3 056-216 D 0 056-216 NAMBAN RESERVE SWAMP L 0 056-2L6 PRICE'S EAST AND WEST I,-AKES L 4t4 056-2L6 PRICES ROAD I-AKE L 056-216 RACECOURSE I-AKE L 280 430 056-2L6 STREETSSWAMP NORTH L 587 386 056-216 STREETS SWAMP SOUTH 401 0 056-216 STREETS WEST SWAMP L 324 056-2n CARWOOLA NORTH-WEST I-AKE L 1:26 0 056-21'7 DAM 1 056-217 D 00 056-217 DAM2 056-217 D 00 056-2r7 DAM 3 056-217 D 00 056-2L7 DANI 4 056-217 D 00 056-217 DAM 5 056-217 D 00 056-2n EDAWAI-AKES L 4 849 056-218 DAM 1 056-218 D 056-218 DAM 2 056-218 D 056-218 DAMBORING SIDING I-AKE L 056-218 WA}IEARY T AKF L o57-214 CARO WEST POOL (MINYULO BROOK) R 0 057-2r4 CARO SWAMP L 20 l, o o 9rz-8s0€ I tvc 9rz-890 0 z CI 9IZ-890Z hW(I 9rz-890 z 8L CI 9rz-890I I IV(I 9rz-8s0 ba9 08r u .IOOd dTICNnI -I U{nc 9tz-890 0v7n 889 IDTV'I \rUUVCNI']'rIS .I 9IZ-8S0 o ZL dI MAS !INIUnI' .I slz-8s0 0 e99 NrcNrc)rDry-rarm{. 9rz-8s0 96t 1 dI^N/AS (IVOU SId!INVA\ 9rz-890 0 dI^tVA\S IINIIOOS EI' ,J,I'I 5rz-890 { .rood 'l NI9Lt\v)I 9rz-8s0 0 dr w ASISVS-HJ,UON (OOA\NASUC srz-890 0 q 9IZ-890I I^Ivq 9rz-890 0 0 CI 9rz-890z I tvc 9IZ-8S0 l 9 I IDTrrI VINA(IITIVJ 9[Z-850 8rr 0zr 1 IDI\/I .| SHIA.IS 9rz-890 I 858 tr)Tv.I CIUVNNAT-UIIdUVS .I 9rz-890 0 Etr IDTV'I HIdON 'l NDIVTTV>I nrz'890 0 S€)TVI 'l IdEdOII 8rz-190 0 0 dI^IV1t\S HJNOS .I NVNIN 8rz-190 wt 8t E)TV'I NVNIN aIz-190 0 I9I I S!D[V'I ISVA IOCINOX 8rz-190 0 I 1 IDTV'I SCINIH 8rz-190 0 0 o 8rz-Ls0t wvo 8rz-Ls0 L9 z CI 8IZ-190 € I IVC 8TZ-190 0 0 o 8rz-1907. wv(I SIZ.LSO 0 0 CI .I 8TZ-r90I I{VO 8tz-190 0 0 SEDT\/I CNOTYCTVIIUdS LIZ.LgO EDrV'I VCINOON LIZ.LgO q 0 LTZ-LEO9INVCI Ltz-190 0 o Lrz-190 t !\Nq LIZ-LgO bI c LIZ-LSOE Il![vO. LIZ-LgO 0 a Lrz-190z tNv(I LIZ.LgO z o LIT-LgO .I I I^Nq LIZ-LgO 0 NL drIv \s agfqoox 9rz-190 0 E CI gIZ-L9OI^ryCI YI'IIHCINVS 9rz-190 q E 0 9rz-rs09 I wcl 9IZ-190 0 0 q 9rz-190 n rNvq 9rz-190 0 0 c 912-190E INV(I 9rz-190 0 L o 9rz-1907,I^wq 9rz-190 0 85 o 9IZ-LgOI I^[VO 9IZ-190 0 It6 1 dI n/A\s .r-Ttrxoa 9tz-190 0 LL 1 dr rv \s Jsll!\ NOJUASUVtT 9IZ-190 tgr 0 'l .I CINOd S![!Id 9IZ'190 0 09 dl^rvrts JS:Ud,CrVOd r/UUVOEITNI IVN gtz-190 r98 ?19 1 E)I\I-I CNINI'IVN 5t7-190 € OI 1 dI IV \S ISVA CrVOdIr'.UUVCqt{nrvN 9rz-190 z 0 u stood V'I.InI^IVHJOOW 9rz'190 LL9 008 'l .I S)IV'I AAAIAISdNH 9-tz-190 IgEL 90LE YCIrUn9 !D[\n gtz-190 0 0 (I 9rz-r90r I wq 9IZ-190 II 9T 1 dIAIVA\SSdIDICIr'UJ 9rz-190 0 0 a dIw \SVAUVC I/SUVC .I nrz-190 0 I dI tv^\s ot{vJ vtrtrvo vTz,-190 gno3 edfi luno3 eEsN pwne^\ {rolg qrr"w ^oN (panuuun) I xlpmddy Appendir 1 (continueQ Nov March Block Wetland Name Type Count Count 058-2L6 DAM 4 058-216 D 15 L3 058-216 DAM 5 058-216 D 00 058-2L6 FOOTBALLI-AKE L 62 ?nI 058-216 LOWER MOGUMBER POOL R 0 054-2L6 TAYLORS I-AKES L22 447 054-2L6 LAKEWANNAMAL L 396 10370 058-217 DAM 1 058-217 D 2 058-2\7 DAM 2 058-217 D 2 058-217 REDGUM SWAMP L 2 058-217 YARRAW]NDAHPOOL R 058-218 BOLGART EAST I-AKE NORTH L 138 058-218 BOLGART - SMITH I-AKE I 10 547 058-218 DAM 1 058-218 D 0 0 058-218 DAM 2 058-218 D 0 0 058-218 DAM 3 058-218 D 0 0 058-218 DAM 4 058-218 D 0 0 058-218 DAM 5 058-218 I) 0 2 058-218 RIFLE RANGE LAKE L 118 058-218 WROTH I.AKE L 67 o 058-219 BOOKERBIDEY SWAMPS L 84 r59 058-219 DAM 1 058-219 D 0 0 058-219 DAM 2 058-219 D 0 0 058-219 DAM 3 058-219 D 0 2 o58-2L9 DAM 4 058-219 D 0 0 058-219 DAM 5 058-219 D 260 058-2L9 KOOMBEKINE WEST LAKE L 0 0 058-219 NAMBLING I-AKE L 0 0 058-219 TWINE EAST I-AKE L 0 0 058-219 I-AKE WALYORMOURING L L25 0 05B-2r5 CHITNA ROAD DAM 059'215 D 10 059-2r5 DEEPWATERLAGOON I 35 0 059-215 DIAMOND rSI-AND REACH (MOORE RIVER) R 0 2 059-215 LOCH MCNESS L 244 o59-2r5 I-AKENOWERGUP 490 1087 059-2't5 PIPIDINNY SWAMP L 25 059-2L6 I-AKE BAMBUN L 88 9v3 059-216 I-AKE CI{ANDAI-A L 115 059-2L6 l-{KE CHITTERING L 824 774 059-2L6 DAM 1 059-216 D 0 0 059-216 DA&t 2 059-2L6 D I L2 059-216 DAM 3 059-216 D 0 0 059-216 DAM 4 059-216 D 0 0 05p-216 DAM 5 059-216 D 0 0 059-2L6 GINNIBY EAST POOL R 81 0 059-216 GOYAMINPOOL R t4 059-2L6 I-AKEMUNGAI-A L 0 059-2r7 BIN-DEWI-AKE L 42 8 059-2L7 NINE.MILE DAM 059-217 D 3 6 059-2L7 SANDSPRINGNORTH DAM 059-217 D 35 2 059-2L7 SINCLAIR DAM 059-217 f) 25 40 059-217 STONEY-BROKEDAM 059.217 D T2 L 059-2L7 LONG POOL (AVON RIVER) R 7L 81 059-2L7 LO!'ERS I.ANE POOL (AVON RIVER) R 0 5 ez 9[ 8 trz-09orlvo Llz-wj 267 1 ow.I oJ.vmoJ 9rz-w0 0 8S 1 dIM\SOVOUffiN(I,\S 9rz-0m wLr CL\ !I AUVnISIIUSAruNV\S 9rZ-A90 z0z 9t. t lDtvTdnsvcNvf glz-\qJ 98 I Sfl)IV-I )UVd !IC^H 9rZ-090 0 08 1 iDw'rlrNu:m 9v-0qJ ,80r 8r9 .I stDIv'I vuof\rlTvs - ntlg grzay) 'l nc dI IV,{S COO 9I7Am .I 98r zzr dI Md,S AUVOJ"ONVSIIATV d,SAVA 9rZ-090 9 0 u 'IOOaTSNIIIIw 9rZ-090 LLI n6 1 cINOd NUnSATN - NlI>IJrv 9lz-a90 9II 99 1 SCINOd'IIIIINOOdS-TIgiIgA\ gIZ-OM .T t6E 89r DI\rI >IUViI NOJNEIHS .I SIZ.WO 99V OLI sEDrv'I AUUAd 'l SrZ-090 gnzz 691 dADNOI I IDIV-I 9I7-WJ sg 0 T dnINICnfi/I^[CDrV-I gt?{.go IU' h 1 EDfifl Xlwar rogTvJ.rqsw^t .I 9rz-09{) L6S 882 dnTvqNoof .I s)wI 9IZ-090 06n wn a)t\rl NvI ISQISH 9rZ-090 .I nrcl LIN dn'Mllc lDM ErZ-090 s6 NI 1 cINOd (IVOU IITVqNIUII 9tZ-090 9VZ wz 1 JNOI GIdVIC IDIV-I gIZ-WO .I 0 0 lDrv'r HIrlos cNlulrno^ .I aez-690 0 0 !Dw-I ONANOON 0-ZZ-690 .I 8 ESI IDw-ISdEITSVhI AZZ-690 0 o CI 0a-690 s l^tvcr uzz-690 0 0 q 0a-690t I Iv(I 0zz-690 0 c azz-690E ttwo. 0zz-690 0 CI azz-6s07,Itwo. 0ez-690 0 q 0zz-690lI wq Ae-650 .I v6 E)I\n OVOU UIITCIV 617-690 .I g9r 6 lDrvt uvvN:Ian 6IZ-690 'l ZM SEDT\TISqIS]'IIH 6IZ.690 0 0 (I 6rz-690' I^w(I 6tz-690 0 0 (I 6rz-690g l{vo 6rz-690 0 0 q 6rz-690z ywq 6rz-690 0 0 (I 6IZ-690IIIV(I 6TZ-690 09 q 6rz-690r lvcl sDrooJ 6rz-690 E€ IETT 1 IDTV'ISNVHNUV'I 8IZ.6S0 LEg 998 tI (uallu NoAv) Tood urllda r Mr{JdoN 8rz-690 WL Ltz tI (uglru No^v) rooar trNlurvr grz-690 9g OL .I onrlgcoludttl{ 8rz-690 (rt II T onrl AlnsuanlvH - aTVc 8IZ-690 8I z q 8rz-690l^rvq doJ aTgqNaqoo^\ 8T7-650 9L 0 c 8rz-690I{VO (IOO.I\N -I 8rZ-690 o 6E CI 8rz-6s0J r wcl NoAv NgTc 8rz-690 8 EN q 8rz-690s I^M NOAVNtnC 8rZ-680 60r OL c ' 8IZ-690V I{VCI NOAV NCI.IC 8rZ-690 862 80€r 1 s cINv v sEIx\rl S!DIU\rIJ 817-690 z I lDt\/l JSq.t\ cNrudscNvs Lr7-690 9t t6r II (us^Id NoAv)'Iooal cttrrfl.tu{: xNvscau Lrz-690 IINOJ pno3 ed{tr eru?N plrPlle^l {roIg qrrel l ^oN (panultuor) 1 xJpueddy r Appendix 1 (continued) Nov March Block Wedand Name Type Count Count 0@-2n DAM26O.2L7 D 2 51 w-zn DAM 3 060-217 D 11 39 0ffi-2n DAM 4 060-217 D 0 25 0@-217 DAM 5 060-217 D L6 L54 offi-2L7 I-AKE LESCHENAULTIA L 16 060-217 MANARING LAKE L 3 0 w-2n RED SWAMP L 6 060-218 CTIAPEL POOL (AVON RIVER) R 65 656 060-2L8 coLD HARBOUR POOL (AVON RIVER) R 5 060-218 SPENCERS CREEK (WETSNERDAM) 060-218 D 96 0f['2r8 DAM 1 060-218 D 0ffi-218 DAM 2 060-218 D M.2T8 IIAMERSLEY POOL (AVON RIVER) R 15 4.22 0ffi-2r9 DAM 1 060-219 D 00 M0-2r9 DAM2W-2T9 D 00 w-2L9 DAM 3 060-219 D 00 0f[,-279 DAM 4 060-219 D o2 [email protected] DAM 5 060-219 D 90 0ffi-2L9 DUCKPOOL R 30 w-2t9 KELLYPOOL R 02 060-2L9 WONOBBINGPOOL R 00 w-zm BADJALING NORTH POOL (SALT RIVER) R 00 w-zm DAM1,0fi-2m D 00 w-zm DAM2MO-22J D 00 w2m DAM 3 060-220 D 00 M0:220 DAM 4 060-220 D 00 M0-2m DAM 5 060-220 D 00 $ffi-221, DAM 1 060-220 D o't w-22r DAM206/]-220 D 00 w-22L DAM 3 060-220 D 012 0ffi-221 DAM 4 060-220 D 02 0ffi-221 DAM 5 060-220 D 20 w-221 KEVILLS I-AKES 305 64 06u22r KWOLYINSOAKLAKE L 00 060-22t SIIACKLETON SOUTH-WEST I-AKE L 00 'x9 061-215 BIBRA I-AKE L 480 06L:215 LAKE COOLOONGUP L 11980 06t-215 HOPE ROAD SWAMP L 83 061-2L5 LAKEKOGOLUP L 65 u7 06L-215 LITILE RUSH I-AKE L 110 06r-215 MANNING LAKE L Lt1 105 06L-275 MANDOGALUP (WATTLEUP) I-AKE L 124 M7 06r-215 NORTH I-AKE L Lgz 1.15 Mt-215 I.AKERICHMOND L 329 M1-215 THOMSONS I-AKE L 89 83i2 ML-215 YANGEBUP I-AKE L 818 12n0 06L-2r6 BLUE GUM LAKE L 1:67 ML.2L6 BOORAGOONI-AKE L 454 ML.2L6 CANNING CITY OFFICE PONDS L mz 334 06L-2L6 CANNTNG RrVER (KENT-FOOTBRIDGE) R 24 43 Mt-2L6 FORREST - LIDDELOW SWAMP L 2 06r-216 I-AKE FORRESTDALE L 1620 7695 06t-216 GIBBS ROAD SWAMP L 0 24 L-- 9Z E OI q 9IZ-TXJ9 TNVCI 9IZ-290 0 OI o 9IZ'Z%V WVq 9rZ-290 0 z q gIZ-Zn€y{Vq 9rz-79{) I LL CI grz'zwzywq 9rz-290 0 s9 c 9rz-z901ywq 9rz-790 7ZZ 6I .I aurv^\s cgs cla 9rz-290 97, OI u *(ugnIuaNlJNgduas)'rooildndsNvsrv srz-zgl 88'II 9619 a ,*Il{vfu,sg^g^uvH-Tggd srz-290 ggEI tzg )I (vuwtNra ot vr,rsc) uglrd lvudnr r srz-zso 6Z tI (uq^IusNr,rNeduss)'rooddntrvNvn} 9rz-zgo 0 w9 1 dr rv .T ls cvou ^auc 9rz-29{) w gzv *(dItARI8NIJNEiIUAS)'IOOdaIfIUDOgC |IZ-ZW 0 0 q srz-zg0I lvcl JS!LI\-HIdON dOUASNVSTTA 9rZ-290 IZ 9LI 1 dl^wta.sdff{unsvuuvc 9rz-7m 899 9t9Z 'l *(anucoacgo gs)s:rxvr mv.Ig grz-u 69 LII .T sdr [v^\s do^Nlrgs 9rz'290 EgI 89r 'l dl^wl[sdnHcv{uvs 9tz-zw 066 99 u *(ds^Iu aN[Ngduas) Tood OTIIUvy\Iv ;aZ-ZX) 0 009 1 *ED[\/I SNA\OOrIgTVnO 072-t90 0 0 1 lDnfi ISg \ CNINIAUOn g1z-tgt) IT tLa 1 dhlv d,sHJ,nos st-III I AZZ-IW .I 992 gct dhw^\s HIUON st.IB^MZ-rW 0 06t 1 *SuVEI!1IE)tvI OZZ.I9O 0 9I q 0a-r90I I IVq 072-190 0 0 o az7-r90v I^M(J v(z-rx) 0 0 o 0zz-r90g I^rvo uez-rm z 6I o 0zz-r90z I^Iva azz-rg0 0 n CI 0zz-r90r l{va 0zz-T90 89II I *S!DIV'I ?\E IUlIAgg 07;-t90 'IOOdCNIUIINNVA\ 8€ 9n II 6IZ.190 'IOOd ZE 99 u SNIAO 6IZ-IW 'l 808 8t dIM\SSMUnW 6t?-r90 'l zEg E9 dI w \S (IN\rIJwI I 6TZ-190 8g o 6IZ-I90IM 6rZ-190 0 s4 (I 6rz-190tIwCI 6Iz-190 0 II (I 6rz-r90tl{vq 6rz-190 8 q 6IZ-t907 y![vCI 6IZ-190 0 L c 6tz-r90I Irvq 6Iz-Iq) .T €8 z0r dt wA\s cNlcasuoc 'l 6rz-t90 0 IDIV'IEIqISNUNS 6IZ.190 gtg 1 dI^w ASSVT\IOHJ 8ra-r90 09r III tI (uanru Nrolv) rood trlrloxvo 8rz-r90 6Z 0 CI 8IZ-I90 9 I^w(I 8IZ-r90 8II 0 c 8IZ-I90'M 8IZ-t90 0 E CI 8rz-r90 g l^rvcI 8rz-r90 8 sg c 8IZ-I90ZII. 8rZ-I90 zz (I 8IZ-I90I I{VC 8IZ-r90 SI 0 II (uglru atvq) rooir suqHcJns grz-l'g0 'IOOiICNOTITUnS OI z u 8Iz-I90 'IOOd 0 w TI SN JVAVS 8IZ-r90 .I 0 dI^TVAASAIITXO . NOS'IOHCIN 9IZ-I9O .I 0rz 66 IDIV'IXIIVd'ITVCnOqCW 9rz-rg1 -I 88r sgI lDtvl >IUVd T'IOUTTVC AUVr [ 9IZ-r90 gno3 lEnoJ :dd; aEsN puupea {rolg IPIB',\I ^oN (p?nmuu) 1 xpuaddy Appendix I (continued) Nov March Block Wetland NamE Type Couat Couat 06,2-216 DANI 7 M2-216 D 20 0 M2-2r6 DAM60f'2-21.6 D 7 4 062-2L6 WEST CORIO SWAMP L zJo 2 o62-2L6 YANGEDI SWAMP L 43 10 062-218 DAM 1 062-218 D 0 t) 062-218 DAM 2 062-218 D 22 062-2t8 DAM3M2.218 1 M2-2r8 DAM4M2-218 D I 6 M2-2L8 DAM 5 062-218 D 0 0 M2-2r8 DAM 6 062-218 D 22 J M2-2r8 GINBONGING POOL R 0 0 06'2-2L9 DAMIM2.219 D 0 2 M2-2t9 DAM2M2-219 D 2l z M2-2L9 DANI3 M2.2T9 D 0 0 06,2-219 HORSESHOELAKE L 53 0 M2-2r9 NAPPING POOL R 25 0 062-219 PUMPHREYS POOL R 22 8 062-219 UAMBINEPOOL R 0 0 M2-2m DAM 1062-22n D 0 0 M2-2m DAM2M2-220 D 0 0 06,2-220 DANI3 462-220 D 0 0 M2-22n DAM 4 062-2?n D 0 0 062-2m DAM 5 062-220 D 0 0 M2-220 GLENMORRELSWAMP L 2 0 M2-220 KALAROO EAST SWAMPS L '26 062-U LAKEBROWN* 239 0 062-22r DA\LTMZ.22L D A 062-22r DAM2062-221 D 0 062-22r DAM3M2-22I D 7 M2-221 DA]t.{ 4 062-221 D 2 M2-22t DAM 5 062-22t D 0 062-22L LAKE NONALLING* L 329 0 062-22r LAKE YEALERING* L 564 2893 063-2r5 I.AKE CLIFTON* L 2A1L n99 063-215 DAM 1 063-215 D y) 10 063-215 DAM 2 063-215 D 00 063-2't5 EAST OF GOODALE LAKE L 53 82 06.3-215 FISHERMANS WEST SWAMP L 154 063-2r5 GOODALE SANCTUARY LAKES tL3 063-215 HARVEY Rr\,aER (LOWER REACH)* R 62 35 063-2t5 LAKE MCLARTY* L 8r7 4563 063-215 I-AKE MEALUP* L 258 6: 063-215 PEPPERMINT EAST SWAMP L 700 063-215 LAKE PRESTON* L 8990 n55 063-216 BAKER STREET SWAMP L 70 063-216 COOLUP WEST I-AKE A L 34 53 063-2L6 COOLUP WEST I.A,KE B L 630 M3-2r6 CORNUCOPIA LAKE L 0 063-216 DAM 1 063-216 D L9 L26 063-216 DANI2 063-216 D 94 063-216 I{AMEL FOREST SWAMP L 62 063-2L6 LOGUE NORTH POOL (YARLOOP) D rtg 4 063-2L7 CAMBALLING POOL R Ll, 0 LZ z u 'IOOd AErN V.Iqq. LrZn91 .IOOd z u JSY!I-HJ,dON IIITIOJ LIZNgO €8r I (I scNoir sovug.lld,ss AaAuvH 9rz-t90 .I IZ LWI dI M\S UA9NAA 9IZn90 .I L zz dI^TVAA.SHJNOS CIVOUAINSIITIAAT 9IZ+90 .I cnz IL dl wtd,s lllwvsou 9[z-n90 I09 9a6r !I *JS.INIJ'INVNIIHJSIN 9'ZN9O 'l n9 t) SIDI\/INOJUIIWIDI 9IZ+90 gar OL u 'IOOiI HV NnC Erznm .I 9 sz dI^TVASCTVOd NNNCI SIZ+M 0 ZI q 9IZ+90'M 9r7-bm 0 0 o sl.znwttrfv(I 9r2fi90 0 0 CI slz+gDzlvq srzflj I 0 EIZ-t90rM 9IZ+90 0 o srz+90gI M 9rZ+90 9I 9Z u (s.,rsroru)uslru>rcIASNnug. grz+90 'l 99 96 ,*cNflt gTvA\ lDrv'I rzz-cgj 0 8€t 1 *NISI.IOOI IDIVI IZZ.E% 'l 0 0 *NI'ITIUVVIIDTV-I IZZ-EM zw I 1 XIDT\|I SISI TZZ-EM 0 0 q IZZ-E% I ywCI rzz-890 0 0 c rz7-990v I|IV(I rz7-t90 0 0 q va-EwEvwq. tzz'€gu 0 0 c rzz-tgozywq Ez-890 0 0 q IZZ-890|IM. raz-tgj TZ LIZ T *!DIV'I NV)IOfl IZZ-EgO STT -I *Dw'I/\'rug r&-en 'l 0 66r *IDIVISNVI^ION AZZ-EgO z o 0zz-990t hlc aaz-tg0 0 CI 0zz-t90v wv(l 0zz-t90 0 (I 0zz-tmgywa ozz-890 0 q aaz-EqzINvq azz-tg| 8t 9t q 0zz-990r I tv(I ozz-tg\ 0 0 II 'IOOdCNINAEVIftwC AZZ-890 c 6rz-9909IAM 6IZ-gm CI 6rz-990t I iv(I 6Iz-890 o 6rz-€90€ r{v(I 6Iz-En q 617-890Z tt'I-\/A 6rZ-E90 q 6rz-t90 I I^IV(I 617-890 'lru l00al cNDonI IV,\OS 6tz-t90 0g 'IOOd CNDICOI II{UOW 8ra-t90 OI u 'IOOd INOOI IJISI InO 8IZ-t90 0 c 8IZ-9909I I. 8rz-t90 g9 q 8rz-990t I^IVC 8rz-990 9I o 8IZ-990SIwC 8tz-t90 0 q 8IZ-€90ZM grZ-EW 0 q 8IZ-990I M 8IZ-890 09 1 dIAIVA\SXJVSA.IooVS Lr7-890 zb u 'IOOd UlrAnI ,'\\rUUnW LrZ-890 'IOOd v6 d MJOH uiIA\Ol LrZ-t90 00t c ,rz-€90 g wvq Lrz-890 08 o Lrz-tg| 7,I^Iv(l Lrz-Eg| OI OE (I Lrz-Eg0rtNva Lr7-€90 ImoJ lrmoJ ed4r eurPN pueled[ {rolg rlJrsl^l ^oN (panuuuor)I 4puaddv Appendix 1 (continued) Nov March Block Wetland Name Type Count Count 06+21,8 DAM 1.064-218 D 2 6 6+218 DAM 2 0@l-218 D 2l 0 06+2t8 DAM 3 0ef218 D 28 0 06+218 DAM 4 @l-218 D W2L8 MEEKING WEST SWAMP A 0 06+218 MEEKING WEST SWAMP B L 18 0 w2t8 MEEKING NORTH I-AKE L 118 !745 M+2r8 NAMINEI-AKE L r07 1456 M+2r9 CARBERDINE POOL R 2 29 W2L9 DUFFS DAM 064-219 0 0 06+zL9 HALIS DAM K-2\9 D .JJ 0 M4-2L9 KAINS DAM OAI219 D ?5 .A W2L9 ROSES DAM 064-219 D 38 10 W2I9 SARGEANTS DAM 06+219 D L:26 w-2r9 DARDADINE SOUTH.EAST I-AKE L 0 M+2L9 KONDEMNG POOL R 2 2 64-2L9 ROYIE I-AKE L 84 t82 M+2L9 WANAKING POOL R 0 2 M4-219 WIESE I-AKE D 83 59L w2m BALLAGINPOOL R 35 42 BUNGONPOOL R T4 M+zm ,| 0*2m DAMIM+ZM D 0 o*nn 0DAN[ 2 0&-22n D 30 06+22n DAj[{3M+22N D 120 M+22n DAM4M+220 D 00 M+220 DAr$506+2m D 00 w-2m I-AKE GL]NDARING* L 6Lt 3804 0*2m LITTLE WHITE LAKE* L 260 0*2m WAGIN I.AKE L n2 u7 o(*nn WHITE I-AKE (NARROGIN)* L 00 6+223 BIG LAKE{' 00 M4-22i BM 282 I-AKE* L 00 0&-223 CEMETRY LAKE* L 100 900 06+223 DAMIM+273* D 156 w223 DAM2W223* D 20 M+223 DArl|{3M+223* D 00 06+223 DANI 4 M4.223* D 00 06/-223 DAM 5 06+223* D 00 w-223 RUINS LAKE NORTH* 00 wzn RUINS I-AKE SOUTI{* L 585 0 06+2i24 DAMIW224* D 26 0*224 DANI2M+224* D 00 06+224 DAM306+2:24* D 00 0&-224 DAj|tr406+ZU* D 00 M4-224 DA&[506/-.224* D 00 064-224 I-AKELAND I.AKE (MALLEE HILL ROAD) L 40 M+224 RINGAMERE I-AKE* L 470 795 064225 LAKEBIDDY* L 515 473 06+?25 DAML06+225* D 100 06+225 DANI2M+225* D 00 0*225 DAM 3 064-225* D 00 0&225 DAI!{ 4 06+1225* D 00 M+ns DAM5M+225* D 00 28 67 'IOOd LL 68 u HJTTON dTINTNOOS 8rZ-990 E$z zot 1 SIDTV-IANNII^IIT{VCN LIZ-990 z u $roodcNrnracnq. 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[-I{Jnos d|INVOUV(I 9[Z-990 96 q 9rz-990g r{vo 9rz-9q) gtr q srz-9902r{vo 9rz-990 EL (I Itz-990I I\WO 9tZ-990 0 6E .I sdI rvnd,sHJnos ladvJ 9rz-990 60€g WLII a *IUVnIS!IdnU!INNO^d,-gSSVA trT-990 IEZ s9 .I dr vlr]\'s u[tAru 1l\aN nrz-990 .IOOdNOJ'IEISSNS EW 9V u NIZ-SN 0 1 !DT\/I CNICIIS dNTVONINO Erc-990 0 'l owr^vgNNn(l Elz-sg\ (I trz-gq)z I^Ma Etz-990 0 q gtz-990IIIVO ttz-9m 0 LAa 1 *gltvlsJ,lINNEIJS 8ZZ+q) 9E 0 q *8ZZ''9OSIM SCZnn 9Z 0 q .,szz+gDtyw(I 827+x 09 0 c *gzzng\ t. ,\NCI 8ZZ+ w 0 c ,*8&-bx)zwv(I szz-nn w 0 CI ,,842+90ItNvq. 8zz+90 0 0 .I *6)TVI TIIH IIVCNVVII $ZZN9o 0 0 I ,,!Drv'Iccns Lzzn90 0 0 ,*dnuv'ITVdg)wT Lzz-w| 0 0 1 *!DI'rI SAUASSUAUn.L NA!nH.L\/X LZZ+90 UAI IZI .I *!DIV'I DIS XCOU NNnq LZZ+90 0 0 (I ,*LZZ+g0SI^M LZZ+90 0 0 c ,,LU+g0tI^[vq LZZ-W\ 0 0 CI ",L7.7+909WYO. LZZfi\ 0 0 q ,*&z+90 z tNva Lzz-vq) I 0 (I *LZZ-W|r INVCI LZZnm 0 0 .I *E)TVI IIOCNVE LTENqO 0 z .I xtDIV'I SN IO(I NOSdn 9ZZ+90 0 0 o *9ZZ-t909 y{Vq C&flo 0 0 o *.qzz+90t llwq 9ez+90 0 c x9tz*90 ETNY(J gaz-Vn 8 0 c *9&.b zwv(I qezim 0 c *9ZZ-bfrtWVQ 9ZZnn 08s 1 *eDtvl ugccoll szz+90 0 .I *'I'IIH IDIV'I 9ZZ'n90 Imoc Imoc ed4r oEEN pEe0a^\ {JOIg qtr"I I ^oN (panquot'1 I xJpueddv Appendix 1 (continued) Nov March Block Wetland Name T)?e Count Count 065-218 CAPERCUP SOUTH I-AKE L 0 065-218 DAM 1 065-218 D 11 55 065-218 DAM 2 065-218 D 43 96 06'5-Zr8 DAM 3 065-218 D 25 065-2L8 DAM 5052065-218 D 2L 3 065-2r8 DAM 5814065-218 D L62 065-218 DURANILLIN SWAMP L 0 065-218 GLENORCHYPOOL R m 06.5:2L8 MOODIARRUP SWAMPS L 360 0 065-218 T.AKE TOWERRINMNG L q5 443 M5-2L9 DAM 1 065-219 D 40 74 M5-2r9 DAM 2 065-219 D 228 065-279 DAji'{2992065-219 D 53 065-219 DAM 3 065-219 D 392 065-279 DAN'[.4 M5-2I9 D 50 065-2L9 DAM 5 065-2r.9 D 822 06.5-2r9 DEADMANS I-AKES L 754 1223 065-219 FITZES SWAMP L 418 29n 065-2L9 KOOLBOOKING SWAMP L t3r 0 M5-2r9 SIXMILEPOOL R L9 22 065-2L9 WANDIBIRRUPPOOL R 23n M5-2m BOKARING YATE SWAMP* L L4t L4374 M5-2m DAM 1 065-220 D 22 065-220 DANI20f5-2m D A'J 065-220 DAM 3 065-220 D O1:} 065-2m LAKE FI-AGSTAFF L 506 27 065-2m LAKE MARTINUP L 183 rt42 M5-22n I.AKE MIRIPIN L IY TM7 065-nn I.AKE NORRING* L 19n m56 M5-2m I.AKE PARKEYERRING * L 474 X37 M5-n0 RTVERDALE WEST POOL R 3 M5-2m I-AKEWARDERING T 64 3870 065-22L CASUARINA I-AKE* L n6 180 065-221 COBLIMNE RI\'ER FLATS* R 1253 1032 065-22r I.AKE COOMELBERRUP L 3'!05 M5-221 CORACKINEI-AKE L 42n 964 065-Z2r DAM 1 065-221 D 0 065-221 DA\/12 M5-22r D 0 M5-221 DAM3M5-22I D 0 065-22L I-AKE DUMBLEYUNG* L 80w 3Ar5 065-22r KAILAGUP LAKE L 065-222 DAl,tr L M5-222* D 02 065-222 DANI2 M5-222* D o2 M5-222 DANI 3 M5-222* D 00 065-222 DANT4 M5-222* D 00 065-222 DAM 5 M5-22?* D 00 065-223 LAKEALTHAM* L 470 Zr45 M5-223 DANI I M5-22i* D 01 0f.5-223 D/,][tr2065-223* D 00 065-223 DAM 3 065-223+ D 00 065-22i DAM 4 M5-223* D 00 065-223 DAM 5 065-223* D 00 065-223 SKIPSEYSLAKE L 6001 re 0 0 I IDTV-IONVEIJ EEZ-ggO 6 1 g>w'I HSIggnd HrdoN Nosglc tFa-990 0 0 q €gz-990g l^vo Etz-990 0 0 CI €gz-990zIwc ttz-990 0 0z o g€z-990rI lvq EEZ-990 0 I dl tvids HJnos HJr.;r.dIlIc - solal{ ztz-990 -l 0 n9 dI Mr\S NIVI I HJL;ICIdC - S(nat{ eU-590 0 0 o ztz'gg}zlNva zgz-990 0 0 o ztz-sg}r wvcr zEz-990 7LT v9 .I dhrv,l(\sIIJV rNlod Jsir,^[ 0tz-s90 t 0 o 0Ez-990gIw(I WZ-990 0 z o 0gz-s90zIw(I w7-990 0 0 o 0€z-990r I wc oEz-990 'l 0 0 dI wA\S ArV JSVA crCNlrC 6ZZ-990 0 0 (I 627-990E WVq 672-990 0 0 o 627,-990Z WV(I 672-SW 0 0 (I 6ZZ-990I IIVC 6ZZ-9n 0 q 8ZZ-S909I IVCI gZZ-990 0 o azz-sgorItv(I Kz-990 0 0 CI 8ZZ-990€Iwq SaZ-990 0 0 o 8ZZ-5907, WVA S&-990 0 0 (I 8ZZ-990I I{VCI gZZ-990 .I 0 E9 *dNNCIIHJ ITXVI WZ-S%) 0 z IT (t{a^ru dnJJncvouaf) 'Iood dncNl'rdvJ gaz-990 'l 0 IDTV'IJSII.,\\-HJIIONHSAIAICTNIAI LZT-SqO .I 0 dI^WAS AIVA TZ'I€ IIAIISSAU AUNJVN LZZ-990 0 CI LZZ-590Z WV(I t-ZZ-990 0 CI LZZ-590IWV(I LZZ-590 LLZ 86 !Dw.I SinIC 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I.AKE L 0 0 065-234 DAM 1 065-234 D 0 2 065-234 DAII|{ 2 065-234 D 0 0 065-234 DAM 3 065-234 D 0 0 M5-234 GTBSONROAD (ESPERANCHO) SWAMP L 13 0 065-234 JENABILLUP ROAD LAKE L 0 0 w-z1i DAM 1 066-213 D 15 066.-213 DANI20f6'.2I3 D It 72 066.-21i DAM3O66,-2L3 D 5 6 w-21i DAM 4 066-213 D L8 10 066-213 DAM 5 065-213 D 16 9I 06f,-213 DAM 6 065-213 D IJ 06-213 DAMTW-2r3 D 74 M6-214 THE BROADWATER L 1063 0 06f,-2L4 DAMI06r,.2L4 D 38 35 w-2L4 DANI2W-2L4 D 8 0 w-2L4 DAM3W-2I4 D 0 0 M6-2t4 DAM 4 066-214 D 60 066,-214 LYNWOOD I.AKE L 57t 0 M6-2r4 NGAMBURNUP SWAMP L 46 0 0(6-214 REINSCOURT FARM I.AKES L tt75 245 06r'-2L5 CAMBRAYPOOL R 1 M-2r5 DAM 1 065-213 D 52 W-2L5 ELLIS POOL R 06-?L5 NANNUP NORTTI.EAST SWAMP r \4 0 06f,-215 NANNUP TOWN SWAMP L 35 0 06-215 RUSHYS SWAMP L 0 066,-216 DAM 1 066-216 D 0 06r-216 DA&l2 0f,6-216 D 0 M6-2L6 DAM306f-2I6 D 0 w-216 DAM 4 066-216 D 0 06f.216 DAM 5 066-216 D 135 w-216 MARINUP POOL R 2 06f,-216 QUONGUP POOL R 0 06f,-2L6 SPRING GULLY SWAMP L 0 w-2t7 DAM 1 066-2r.7 D 5 m 06f,-217 DAM2W.2L7 D 18 2 w-2I7 DAMS0ftr-217 D 2 w-zn DAM4M6-2T7 D 7 M6-217 DA&I5W-2L7 D 38 w-2r7 MANDALUP POOL K 23 06f,-2L7 WINNEIUP POOL R t6 115 o6-2L7 WOODSTOCKPOOL R 0 39 06r,-218 DAM 4 066-218 D 0 0 066,-21.8 DAM 1 066-218 D 16 06f'-2L8 DAM 2 066-218 D 34 06f,-2L8 DAM 3 066-218 D 158 06-zL8 EULIN SOUTH I.AKE l- 0 0 w-2r8 PENWORTHAM POOL R u 7 066,-2L8 QUALEUP I.AKES L 0 0 06f,-2L8 TRIGWELLPOOL R L 18 w-2L8 WILDHORSE SWAMP I 22L 946 W-2L9 CIIANGERUP NORTH LAKE r 188 1151 32 0q 9ZZ-9m7.INV(I 9ZZ-90 OOII(I -r 9ZZ-990r t^Ivq 9ZZ-90 8 r99 NOOCVIdnTtIvA vzz-99o II 9I -I (IVOU -l dI^MS dnUETCNO vez-gm 6Z Z6 S OTVT ISVA-} UON UIINO\.I\I vzz-990 0997 'r V !Dw'I IS\IA-FLLdON USNCVI 'l nK-9% s9 dI{VNAS XITVd OCVIOO TI w7-gXJ 00c tzz-990n tNv(I vzz-90 00cI nzz-ggoEwvq vez-990 0 o nTz-99ozlNvq nzz-90 0 CI ,zz-990r vtva v7a-90 'l ,r'zz-gq) .I sxvr IS!t1r\dncoTulvc ?OE OTV] ISIUA dOHSIS vzz-w 68 T dI MtS H.LTIOSOUOSCI^\ EZZ-W OI 1 dhn/as I{IuoN OUOS9Id\ tzc-90 CI &z-gnEIlWq EZZ-90 q tzz-9907, tllv(I &z-90 q 'l tzz-990Iwvq €zz-gn Ltr !DW-I 'l IIWIVuUVC €zz-gn zjE 88 dI IVA\SJSVII dndSOlrDI zz7-990 t.L 6V q zzz-90rywq zzz-990 ,I \I zzz-990Ewvq TZZ-W 0 CI 7n-9907,I^M(l zz7-990 0 c 7ZZ-9nIWVq 'l zzz-990 9I LII d}lIvId,S ISEIA\-HJUON NII'ITVIIVC za-990 .IOOd LL LN u CM'I'IIAAV'NOAAJ r7z-9m 00r u s'rooddnTtr9Nlugd .I rzz-990 ZIE dI w \s .I xggilJ AIITUOI^I tzz-90 0 I9I EDI\n ISAI( S\rICnOq-dgxIoH r&-990 LIOI gar 1 ,,!Dwr dTIJUVhM-I \g rcz-990 0 ZE c IZZ-990S I^IVq rzz-990 0 6 o r7e-990n y{vq IZZ-9$ 0 CI tzz-90 z I^tvCI rzz'990 0 IZZ-9wEyvq rzz-99j 0 C rzz-990| wv(l rzz-w 6Ct8 z?tr T ,,,!Dnn .I iln3au^oJ IZZ-990 0 0 dI^w [S dnHCIIdOCN 0zz-990 0 ]L d ylood vclNooc\/uvr r wz-90 0 II q 0zz-90nlvc I\Inc aJJIIA\ wz-gw 8I CI 072-990I,{vq rsvg oouvcNv)I 0zz'9w 0 I q az7-990II^tv(I 07x,'990 0 o c 0zz-990I wo $IJI \(VHC azz-990 0 0 u .I TOOd!rcIUI AUUEtrIJ azT-9n 0 s8 IDTV.IAHSNU 617-990 0 7 d (xooug Nruunn) ylood .I anNINNTII 6rz-9w 0 ulc SIDTV'I CNITIVCI^\/TI 'l 6re-990 0 tz SIDNN SCI'IAIdIIIVS 6rz-990 99 o 6IZ-990 I I Wq 6re-9m 88 q 6tz-90v \\Ng, 6rz-90 q 0 6rz-90 € IryVcr 6IZ-W 0 q 617-990Z tNV(l 6rz-990 0 CI 6rz-90 r t tvq 6tz-990 06 u 'IOOd dnugcNvHc 6IZ-9m ed(t lunoS lunoc 3rtrDNpwno^\ lcolg qsrBl I ^oN Qtanupuoc)I x.rpuaddv Appendix 1 (continued) Nov March Block Wetland Name Type Count Court 066'-225 DAM30r,6-225 D 0 066-225 OLD JERRAMUNGUP POOL (GAIRDNER RIVER) R 79 o 066-226 DAM 7 066-2: D 0 3 066-2:26 DAM2M6-226 D 066-2:% FAIL{WAY I AICTS L 066-2n DAM1,066-2n D 00 066-2n DRUMMOND HILL I-AKE EAST* L 0 739 66-2n DRUMMOND HILL I-AKE WEST* L 00 066-223 CULHAM INLET* E 1746 2L5 066-228 FOULDS DAM W-224 D 150 M6-223 HAMMERSLEY INLETX E 169 79 06-228 PHILLIP RIVER (LOWER REACH)X L 25 33 066'-224 STEERE FORD SOUTH SWAMP L 0 066-224 WITHAMS I-AKE L @26 066-229 DAM 1066-229 D 30 w-229 DAM2W-229 D 460 06-229 DAM 3 066-229 D 300 06-229 DIAMOND NORTH.EAST SWAMP L 10 w-zv) DUNNS EAST SWAMP L 64 0('6-229 HILL\IIEW SOUTH LAKE L 95 w-229 JERDACUTTUP RIVER (LOWER REACH)* R 6 188 o(fi-24 JERDERCUTTUP WEST I-AKE* L 724 L750 K\6-229 KUNDIP NORTH POOL (JERDACUTI|UP RIVER) R 39 066-229 MASON SOUTH LAKE A L I 066-229 MASON SOUTH LAKE B L 11 066-n0 COWERUP (SKI) I-AKE L 196 10 66-2n DAM 1 066-230 D 00 o(fi-230 DAM 2 066-230 D 00 0(.f-230 DAM 3 066-230 D 00 066-230 DAM4M6-230 D 00 o6-2n MIDDLE ROAD I-AKE A L 36 r14 M6-230 MIDDLE ROAD LAKE B L zJ _tJo 06-2{ OLDFIELD (MUNGLINUP) ESTUARY* E 43r 06f'230 PARRIUP CENTRAL I-AKE* L 1i9L 066-230 PARRIUP LAKE NORTH L 343 06-2N LAKE SI{ASTERX L 385 0 066-210 SPRINGBOARDPOOL (OLDFIELD RIVER) R 63 70 06-?3L AI LORA T AI(F L 101 066-23r DANI1066,-231 D 0 066-23r DAM2M6.23I D 4 066-23r DAM 3 066-231 D 0 M6-23r FUSS ROAD NATURE RESERVE SWAMP L 750 066-231, NEDS CORNER . HIGI{WAY I-AKE L 00 066-23r STOKESINLET E 44 199r 06-237 TORRADUP INLET* E 44 70 06f,-23r TORRADUP NORTH LAKEX L 82 258 w-232 BARKERS INLET* E 00 066-232 COOMALBIDGUP SWAMP L 47 59 0(tr'232 DAM 1 066-232 D 00 066-232 DAM2W.232 D 00 M6-232 DAM3 066-232 D 00 066-232 I.AKES GIDONG AND CARBUL* L 267 316 066'-232 HIG}IWAY SOUTH POOL (LORT RIVER) R 818 IT 0 *ugJ,v 6.ctvq(I cINv !Dw'I NVAS Vtc-Ln E 0a u *(HJvgu uaaor) ualru tt,oJs vrz-Lm 0 0 'rood daoaouHcs nK-190 7 vfi II *(uJvgu uslrtor) uslld ooolulovrs vrz-Lgl 691 8L a *JS.INI ACIUVH TIZ-LgO 09 CI glz-1909 l^tvo Erz-Lgj 0 0 o grz-990I l^rvq fiz-190 0 L9 n grz-90 t l^rvc ttz-190 L CI grz-990€ I^IVq grz-190 0 L q Erz-g%z yw(J Er7-190 CI glz-90 I l^tvq tlz-190 'l 8I Tlr axv'I (sJuv^\a) an^Luonr Lqz-gso 9V 1 tDrv-rdnNs'roofJ LEz-990 0 L !DIyI I,IJI AOH 9tZ-990 0 0 dI w ASlI'MIUgnt - S-IaINVC 9FZ-990 0 0 q 9€Z-90 g I^ryO %Z-990 0 0 o wz-90z r rvq %z-90 0 0 o 9gz-990IM %.2-99]0 -I TE tt dI^IVIA.SHINOS OHSNVII S'2.9O . 0 89 I g)t\rl OHJNVTI SflU!IHSL{ 9EZ-99O 0 0 dr rv rs sNa^o - slmraHsld stz-gm (I 9gz-990€ I lvc 9Ez-v)0 0 0 CI 9EZ-99oZV'[v(l $Z-990 0 0 CI sgz-990rI wc 9tz-990 9I €8 'l dr^v \s dnNI-IooJ .I 9tZ-90 0 9 dI^IVA\S JS[t A dnMOS 9EZ-90 I OI .I dr v^\s Jsva-Hmos dnIY os 9Ez-990 8& VE ,*g)ftrrACIoo^\ btz-90 06LI IOI 'l *8)w'Iq'IEIt{JIrgI{1r\ 'l bEz-gn 0 0r8 *NAqUVA\ E)w'I WZ-990 gvr ZI 1 iDI\rI XuVHS WZ-990 .I I IE dI iVrlASXVOS qVOd SNVI^U!|O'Id .I WZ-W nzr VII *!Dw-I Jg.Ilnrt .I nEz-gm 6I 99 EDTVIOHJNVUAdSII V€Z-9W OI 6 c t€z-990I wq sEItzNlDIcI{ n&-990 0 w CI '€z-90 hlvcl S(INV-IU\/H VEZ-990 0 0 q r€z-990r I{vc vtz-990 'l 0 8?6 *lDrv'IdoJ,INNVg t€Z-99o .I 968 gEV ,iSdIATVAASCNV IDT\rI dN'II'ITVNO IEZ-990 0 wz T dl^tv^\s Istlt\ dnuvawvN .I t€z-990 ntaa 9ZZr *!DwIdnNI{IJUO'^I EtZ-990 LT 0 'l lDIV'ldnNrrNOI^t .I ttz-990 96n 962 lDtvl J,srvr\ dnNGISNM^t Etz-gm w(, E u (u![ rd JS:r I dn^Tvo) Tood sw\.trvu9 EETgg\ 9L8t sa6t 1 *fldoc EDtvI EEZ-990 -I 0 8 d'\rv \s cI dn^Tv(J g&-gx) 0 .I ggz-990g I vo €czt90 6 q Etz-9907, !![Vq. €tz-990 0 (I EEZ-990It Nq gEZ-990 NI €8 u *(HJvau ue,tor) ua^ft cNno^ zEz-wo t9 .I (Ivou t8 dl.llq rv \s I9vno 7FZ-990 9Z 0 t{ *(Hcvsx \o1) trir^ru rum zsz-990 0 0009 1 *HSrIgD lDrvl ZEZ-990 pno3 pno3 ed,{1 eusN puPlled\ IJOIS qJreIAI ^oN (ptnuauot) I 4pueddy Appendix 1 (continued) Nov March Block Wetland Name Type Count Count M7-2r5 LINDSAYS DAM 067-215 D 0 c67-2r5 DONSWAMP I m 0 067-2L5 FOUR - BI-ACK SWAMP L L9 0 067-2L5 JALBARAGUP POOL R 54 0 067-2L5 JALBARAGUPSWAMP 294 275 067-275 PEPPERMINT FI.AT POOL R 0 0 M7-2L6 DAM 1 067-216 D 18 0 M7-2L6 DANI 2 067-216 D 22 0 067-2L6 DAM 3 067-216 D L9 0 061-216 DAM 4 067-216 D 0 25 067-2L6 DAM 5 067-216 D 6 M7-2L6 DAM6M7.2L6 D 7 w-216 DANI 7 M7-216 D 83 M7-216 WILGARUP SWAMP L 138 168 067-276 YORNUP WEST I-AKES L 60 0 M7-2r7 CODARUP LAKES L 72 93 067-217 CORBALUP SWAMP L 20 M7-2r7 DAMIM7.2L7 D 86 067-2L7 DANI 2 067-2L7 D 0 M7-2L7 DAM3M7-2L7 D 0 11 M7-2L7 DA\t4M7-2n D 0 0 M7-2L7 DAM5M7.2I7 D a M]-2L'l DAN| 6 067-217 D 10 M7-2L7 DAMT ffi7-2L7 D I 067-2L7 KEPAI-ARUP I-AKE L 30 l0 067-2r7 YACKERLUP SWAMP L 067-2L8 CAUSEWAY DAM 067-218 D 87 067-2L8 COOTAYERUP DAM 067-218 D 22 067-2L8 DAM 1 067-218 D 88 2r 067-2r8 DAM2M7.2L8 D 16 13 067-218 DAM 3 067-218 D 29 7 067-2r8 MINNINUP DAM 067-218 D 39 067-218 MOORINUP I-AKE L 067-2L8 MULLIDUP POOL R 067-218 TOLKERLUP WEST SWAMP L 0 067-2L9 DANT I M7.219 D 58 24 067-2L9 DANI 2 M7-2r9 D 74 't2 M7:2L9 DANIS M7-2L9 D 57 67-?19 DAj$l4M7-219 D 38 M7-2L9 DAM 5 067-219 00 M7-2L9 MANGELUPSWAMP L 47 35 067-2L9 MONGETUP POOL R 13 10 067-2L9 TAMBALLUP POOL R 38 067-2r9 UPPER YERIMINUP POOL R 49 L22 M7-2r9 WAUDELILLUP SWAMP L 15 77 067-2m BOYACUP POOL R 96 067-2m CAMPUP POOL R 69 69 M7-220 DA.]|?I1,057-22n D 40 067-2m DAM2M7-220 l) 00 067-720 DAN[3 067-220 D 00 067-220 DA\\l 4 067-220 D 43 M7-2m DA|{5M7-2m D 24 067-2m GORDON-SHAMROCK I-AKE L !7 2rJ'7 36 LT 1 dl lv,^&s. A.svrlacNvl I czz'190 v6r .IOOd OIL VJJACNVI^I 9ZZ-Lm LElj 0I9 a ,*JA'INI NO(IUO9 9ZZ-190 189 CI 9ZZ-190 Z vwq. gaz-190 OL CI szz-190 r rNvq %.2-190 -I VE 9L *dI nzt\s dn'IrI.Ig^ 9ZZ-190 rs 78 'l AXV'I VIT\TTVANIIAI 977'190 00 (I '*9ZZ-l'90I I^WCI 9ZZ-Lq z1 0 CI *9ZZ-190n vw(l gZ7'190 OI o 9ZZ-190 E rl[VCI 927-190 00 CI 9ZZ'190Z lNVq 9ZZ-LqJ 00 c 9ZZ-190r vw(J 972'190 r9 69 .I dI MtS VCOAV 9ZZ-Lq 08 .I *.U^IVAS JSVII-HIIION VONITTUV 9ZZ-190 00 C (qvou suguvffIs) ta-tgo 6r I IVd nzz-190 919 o (qvou suauvsHs)tzz-rgo 8r llIVI zzz-190 81 9Z 1 g)wIHJIION gNOTirlT zzz-Ln WIL (I zzz-190t v{va 277-190 00 zzz'190z tNvct zzz-190 0€ CI zzz-190r v![vq zzz-190 278 Z6r 1 a>ry-I dnNvdallHJ zzz-Lm .I NOSUSqNV IDIr/I zzz-Ln 0rz 'IOOd cl d dnu t[vcuarv^\ TZZ-190 99Lr 'l IDTV-I HJNOS NIOJ rzz-190 WL 'l !Dw'I gSUnOJCIC\.U rzz-190 9tl .I lDtV.I HINOS NOJ.^IAN tzz-190 oEz -I SNOO9V-I dVddN'IVNlIf CTV'^I IZZ-LqJ 'IOOd 0g u dONOSO.I X tzT-190 0 CI lZZ-190ttNq tzT-190 7 c rzz-190 z vwo, tzz-190 0 CI IZZ-LW I YIIdCT tzz'190 'l 0 lDr\fl HIUON dn)I\rUOOS rzz-190 VgNI'IU! 0zz-190 w9 029 1 dI Mr\S'Iood ISII1I\ 9E LI u (uartru uocuoo) voNI'IuaJ c'Io 0z.z-190 .I tga 6 lDrvl usrloJsn'I 0zz-190 ImoJ ImoJ ed(I ausN puullal[ I]OIg qrI?w ^oN (panu4uot) I xlpueddy Appendix 1 (continued.) Nov March Block Wetland Name Type Count Count 067-2:26 MARI-AMERUPPOOL R 2 8 M7-227 C}IARLES BAY INLET* E 70 0 067-2T1 DEMPSTER INLET* E 388 0 067-227 FITZGERALD INLET* E 3l 0 067-22:7 FITZGERALD RIVER (LOWER REACH)* t( ,r00 28 067-227 MARY RIVER ESTUARY{' E t2 3 068-215 DONNELLY RI\,'ER ESTUARY* R 11 15 068-215 LAKE JASPER* L 43 3 068-215 I.AKE QUITJUP (QUILI.AIJUP) * L o 0 068-215 LAKESMITH* L 0 0 068-215 LAKE WII.SONX L 0 0 068-216 DAM 1 068-216 D z L6 06,a-216 DAM 2 068-216 D 11 L87 06,8-216 DAM 3 068-216 D 50 tzi 068-216 DAM 4 068-216 D 17 068-276 DAM 5 068-216 D 29 8 068-216 DAM 6 068-216 D 3 2M 068-216 NORTHCLIFFE SOUTH POND L 1"0 0 68-216 IE{GARUP T AI(F L 0 0 M8-2r7 BOONV/INUP POOL R 7 o M8-2r7 CHURBICUP SWAMP 58 37 068-217 CUTTING POOL R 0 M8-2r7 DAM 1 068-217 D 068-217 DAM 2 068-217 D 20 068-217 DAM 3 068-217 D I4 06,8-217 DAM 4 068-217 D 500 M8-2L7 UNBAP POOL R 00 068-218 BYENUPLAGOON* L 5,/O Jril 068-218 LITTLE UNICUP I.AKE L 10 068-218 I,AKE MUIR* L 4302 51613 '267 068-218 TORDIT.GARRUP I-AGOONX L t467 068-218 UNICUP I.AKE L 10 068-218 UMCUP SOUTH SWAMP L 49 068.-2L9 BANGALIIP POOL R -t 068-2r9 BI-ACK WATTLE SWAMP L 19 123 M8-219 WEST VINEYARD DAM 068-219 D 00 068-219 HIGGINS DAM 068-219 D 70 24 08-2L9 MARRIOTS DAM 068-219 D loJ z 068-219 ROCKS PADDOCK DAM 068.219 D 86 068-219 TANK PADDOCK DAM 068.219 D 514 068-2L9 NETLEY - NARDARUP I-AKE L 44 068-219 TOOTANELLUP LAGOON L 258 068-2L9 YARNUP I.AGOON L 1 068-2?J BIG POORRARECUPI-AGOON L 058 A(r8-220 CARABUNDUPI-AKE L 2n5 L4 0ffi-2m DAM 1 068-220 D 00 068-220 DAM 2 068-220 D 019 068-22,0 DAM 3 068-220 D 00 06f-zm DAM 4 068-220 D 9U 068-22n KATHERINE LAKE L 46 57 M8-2m KWORNICUPLAKE L 35 372 M8-220 MURDELLUP LAGOON L 975 068.-zm NUNIUP I-AKE L 19 30 38 OU 0 0 o 9ZZ-890E I IVO 9ZZ-890 -I 8t ZEI E)IV'rdnNII^IOUVC EZ.7-890 .I It dr rvid.s dnTVJooJ 9zz-8m OI ,I 1 dI tv^\s ISVA OOUVNUVd 9ZZ-89{) 'l 0 OL !D[V'I HIdON YTISNNAI 972-890 'l II gn g)rvl ISr/a VTIIINNAI SZZ-890 'l 6 0 *dnIt'IIHiDw'I S7Z-890 0 0 o 9ZZ-890Z WVCI SZZ-890 0 0 c szz-890I l^wq 9zz-890 0 I9 .I ,,IDw-I HJnOS .IS(NVINOUOC gzz-g9j 799 *J!I'INIJUOCnVAS 9eZ-890 0 0 rI *(uanIu anNttrva) rooa anNncnn r nzz-890 u u -(sgHcvgu us,ttol) uanru dnNI'ITvd nzz-ggl -I 3 'u irxv'IUEI'uJan nzz-890 t I x(ua^Iu dnNI'ITVd) 'IOOd\/dtIvl I nU-890 z I TI *(uantu aoNrrrva) rooa NorrlNrnt nzz-asl 0 o ,*tzz-8909I wCI nZZ-890 E' 0 CI *'zz-890nI^[vo nzz-890 8e 0 o ,.vzz-890t wv(I v7z-890 oz 0 q *.wz-890z wvCI bzz-890 0 t q nu-89\ r t^Ivq vu-890 E9 8I II *(ttflAtu anNI-nva) rooa anunrrnc .I vzz-ggo 0 zSE '.EDftrI ISItlr\ II.IIW O,^l| EZZ-890 'l 0 0 *g)Iv.I ATI\I OiAJ tZZ-890 0 L 1 *.!Dry-IdnU\/1{\l{EOdVnO EZZ'qqO 99 1 dl^w^\sdnllo>I tzz-890 .I 0 II ,.dr w ds dnugltNvfot ezz-890 -I 9t dl^w,{\s ISII I NII.I'IEI \ONC EZZ-8W .I 009 9II *tr)IVI HJOOS t9Z% dndACNVly\OND tzz-qq) 0 0 q *guz-890t I lvc tzz-890 0 0 q x€zz-890g I{vo gzz-890 0 8 CI ,.tzz-890z I Na EzZ-8m 0 (I tzz-890r I rvcI 877-890 ..1 9 IDIV-I I{JUON SONV.ICOOI!\ 7ZZ-890 d 'IOOddnuvTirxvl zzz-890 'IOOddn-ITVSI^IVX r9 tI ZZZ-890 0 CI zzz-890vIIv(l zzz-890 z o zzz-qgo€INvc zzz-gy) w CI zzz-ggjztNvq zzz-gq o zzz-890lt^wa zzz-890 L T g>Iv'IISEtrl,\dnNI'I'IIHC 'l ZZZ-890 OL dr rv.{\s scNrftIJs - NoJtIaq] {s ra-890 '1 89r dI M\S CINnOU IZZ-8W EZ IZ 1 lDrv'Idnddn'Inlooht tTa-890 'l L 0 dI MAS rslr \ dn-nNllaw rzz-890 8S .I vcnlJ,vwlDlw .I rzz-890 09 IEI IDTV'IdN'ITVCVTdVI^I rcZ-890 0 q rzz-890s I rvq r77-8w 0 c rzz-890tr wc lzz-wq 0 CI IZZ-890€ I TVCI IU-W 0 CI IU-890 Z y{v(J tZZ-890 c IZZ-890I t^[vq tZ7;890 .I abt zLz dr wn(\sHIUoN dnuoDNodo 0zz-890 1uno3 luno3 eddl auPN prreFerl\ {rolg qJrul I ^oN (panugaor) I xlpuaddy Appendix 1 (continued) Nov March Block Wetland Name Type Count Court 064-225 DAM 1 068-225 D 0 0 M8-226 DAM 2 468-225 D 0 0 068-2:26 GNORNBUP SWAMP L 5 068-2: GRAVEL PIT I-AKE L 2l 2A 068-2:26 HUNTER RIVER INLET* E 5 068-2:25 I-AKE TORRUP (OCUMUP)* L 0 25 068-',2:26 TOZER SOUTH.WEST LAKE L 9 068-2i26 WARRAMURRUP NORTH SWAMPS L n 12 068-n6 WELISTEAD ESTUARY* E 20 069-216 CHALIGARUP I.AKE 0 0 069-276 DAM 1 069-216 D 7 20 069-216 DAM 2 069-216 D 2 12 069-216 FLORENCELAKE L 0 069-216 SAMUELLAKE L 0 0 069-2L7 BROKE INLET* E 1018 t239 069-2t7 LAKE MARINGUP* L 3r 16 069-2L8 DAM 1 069-218 D 069-2L8 DAM 2 069-218 D 10 069-2L8 DAM 3 069-218 D 6 069-218 HAZELVALE POOL R 0 069-2r9 BREAKPOOL R 4 0 069-2L9 DAM r 069-219 D L2 10 069-2r9 DAlyl2 069-219 t) 0 M9-219 DAM 3 069-219 D 0 I 069-2r9 DAM 4 069-219 D 22 M9-2r9 IRWIN INLET* E 129 n8 069-2r9 NILE POOL R 0 0 M9-2r9 OWINGUP SWAMP* L 365 150 069-2r9 SURPRISE T.AKE* L 0 0 069-2L9 UPPER BOW SWAMP L M9-22r BLUE IAKE L 2 069-220 BRYNAVONPOOL R 2 M9-22n DAMl69-220 D 3 069-220 DANI2M9.2M D 15 22 069-220 DAM3 069-220 D 30 w9-nn DAN| 4 M9-220 D ?a 069-2m DAM 5 069-220 D 069-220 DENMARK RIVER (LOWER REACH) R 0 069-220 RAINTREE LAKE L 0 069-220 WIIJON INLET (INCL. EASTERN I-AGOOI.{)* E 658 604 M9-22L BAXTER SWAMP I 84 77 '25 M9-zZL CHORKERUP WEST LAKE L 0 0r,9-22r DAM1,069-221, L' 0 M9-221 DAM 2 069-221, D 0 M9-221 DAj[l3 069-22L D 0 069-22L DAM 4 069-22L D 0 069-22r DAM 5 069-22L D 15 M9-22L EYRIE I-AKE L 194 434 06p-221 }.IYANDYEETUP LAKE L 383 t2 069-Dl TOWNSEND SWAMP L 0 M9-22L YANNERLIP SWAMP L 131 0 069-222 BENNETT . TAKENUP SWAMP L 148 069-222 CORII\{UP LAKE 8 L2 40 w 99 1 CDTV-ISCNIddgS zzz-010 tOr a (Avg uslxcod ol.rvrla e J,uodANvsrv zzz-010 E7U ,,.Ia'INI AVfldOJ EZ-D10 S6 EIT 1 XNIVuQ CNV CDTV'IAVAUOI rzz-010 t6r 965 'r *(Trg1r\oa olr) aualtsvuc rcz-D10 o r7z'010z wvcl KZ-\10 v r7z'0nrywq rzz-oL0 -I 8II !DT\N SOIVS aa-oL0 .I 69 zzs dI W/1[SdnI IVNIIN 0zz-010 668 19 5 -IA'INI AUUV'I 6tz-010 0 z .I dl^v \s clvou vI'IodIJId 6rz-010 9LZ 0, 1 E)T\rI dOOSU\.H JVOS 6rz-0Lo 8I ZI g .{.I!I'INI dNTVNTION 8tz-010 9 9 tT *(HJVIITI II!L!\OT) TftIAId CTN\TX{NVud 8rz'oL0 99 1 A$IIA INVSVA'Id g)IV-I EZT;690 'l o z dI^tVA\S SCINV-IAMIN ECZ-690 'l E fiI dI^TV,TSJSVA-HIIION SCINTflA,AN EZZ-690 ga EI 1 SIDIrrI dO'I'INJO'I.INW EZe690 NI I I dIryV tS rtts 9NOA\!IAX EzZ-690 L 0 CI EZZ-690E t\tV(J. EZZ-690 U 0 CI EZZ-6WZhNO. EZT'690 0 EE CI EZZ-6Wr INV(J. tzz-690 'l dhTVA\S IrIAICINNg EZZ-690 wt T E)tW dIINV-ITflA z7z-690 'l n9l d}TIVl!\S ]/II [V)TVA uz-690 .I 0€ IE dI^IVAA,SINII^I NAJ &z-690 900r ISI !I ,,unoguvH ugJS o zzz-690 60r II (ncvgu ue ao'I) uslru Nvcrvx w-690 h ZL F| g)t\n UEIN(ruvc zz7-690 e 1 IDI\rI XCVII.I HSI{ zzz-690 69 CI zzz-6wzywq. z7z-6q ,a c zzz-690Iwvq &z-6n ,s nr q 277-6mEWY{ zzz-6m lunoJ lunoc eddJ 6uPN pu?Jle^\ IJOIg qcJBI I ^oN (panuEuor) I 4pueddv Appendix2 The number of wetlands in which each native speciesoccurred (N) and the three wedandssuppoding the highest number of each speciesin November 1988alrd March 1989. Regions a:rd wetland types are given below the main body of the table. Privately-ownsdwetlands are marked with an asterisk. Species November 1988 Vasse-WonnerupEstuaty IJscheMult Inlet Lake Clifton Black Swan 213 2855 978 7tl Yaalup l-agoo! Reinscourt Farm l-akes fake Wannamal Freckled Duck 7 53 2 2 Irke Prestotr Lake Dumbleyung I-ake Kubitch Australian Shelduck 3L9 8965 7357 5000 Vasse-WonnerupEstuary Irwin Inlet Irschenault Inlet Pacific Black Duck 386 m 626 458 Vasse-WonoerupEstuary Pecl-Harvey Bstuary Black Ilkes Grey Teal 425 1546 1429 915 cotdon Inlet Ilamme6ley Ir et Old Jerramungup Pool Chestnut Teal 39 r49 110 Lake Mortijinup Yaalup l"agoon Reinscourt Farm kkes Austala6ian Shoveler 49 t12 43 22 Ilke Crlaecup Willoughby SwampB Ringamerc I-ake Pink-€ared Duck 92 183 tn 100 Namming Inke Benger Sc|amp Chittering l-ake Hadhead 69 162 146 TI Reinscourt FaIm I-akes Emu-Ballajura l-akes Orotrgorup North Svamp Maned Duct 2U 9t9 400 2n Moagers I-ake l,ake Nosrergup Ihomsons IrLe Blue-billed Duck 50 50 41 hke Clifton I-ake Joondalup Mullet I-ake Musk Duck 92 Lake Guraga I-ake Forrestdal€ Cbittedng I-ake Eurasian Coot 28 1200 1156 2U March 19E9 I-ake Muir I-ake Guraga Wilson Inlet Black Swan 187 38.37 2W 1035 Barrett-I-€nnard Football t-ake Irke Cqarecup Frcckled Duck 12 43 6 5 Inke Eganu Inke Muit Flagstall I-ake Australian Shelduck A6 ,|{)50 3443 1950 Lake Muir take C-,oolooagup I-ake Bullingara Pacific Black Duck 413 18450 7000 3450 I-ake DumbleFrng Lake Muir Peel-I{aFey Estuary Grcy Teal 358 16850 Ignz 97m Stokes Idet I-ake Jerdacuttup Beaufort Inlet ChestnustTeal 56 472 26 x\ I-ake Forrestdale Parriup C-entral WheatfieldI-ake Austmlasian Shoveler v3 9@ ,t{0 370 Ilke Dumblej rng Bokaring Yate Swamp Ilke Cotaecup Pink-earcd Duck n 8240 1500 L000 Todit-garrup Lgn Lake l-ogue NammingI-ake Hadhead 51 550 160 l)) Emu-Balla.jura WaBemgupLakc lnke Mcl-arty Maned Duck 526 400 308 I-ake Yangebup Motrgers hke thomsons l-ake Blue-billed Duck 39 388 2@ 220 Irke Prestod Mongers Lake I-ake Clifton Musk Duck 435 250 181 l-ake Muir I-ake Dumbl€yung Lake Forrestdale Eurasian Coot 222 962a 5780 4535 et relel -l 'drsntse re u = ! = = A :sed,qpuelra^\(e) 'l a otdle l FluI uosllll ,&nqung fue-pl I a{rl. -l elua?qrq g dure.rds,{qq?nollr^\* 1 uolplel.o enSal a{E.l 1 acuereilsg dtE.l pl.gpeqr{t 'l oJueredsd qqlqr)J e{e-l 'l rcrnqunA o1r1 dniereue,q. 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