Fauna Survey (Level 2)

Phase 1 (November 2013) and Phase 2 (March 2014)

Medcalf Vanadium Mining Project Audalia Resources Ltd

NOVEMBER 2017 Report Number: SF 009534 B VERSION 2

On behalf of: Audalia Resources Limited PO Box 354 WEST PERTH WA 6872

Prepared by: Greg Harewood Zoologist A.B.N. 95 536 627 336 PO Box 755 BUNBURY WA 6231 M: 0402 141 197 E: [email protected]

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SUMMARY ...... III

1. INTRODUCTION ...... 1

1.1 BACKGROUND ...... 1

1.2 STUDY AREA ...... 1

1.3 SURVEY SCOPE ...... 1

2. METHODS ...... 3

2.1 FAUNA INVENTORY - DESKTOP REVIEW ...... 3

2.1.1 Database Searches ...... 3

2.1.2 Previous Fauna Surveys in the Area ...... 3

2.2 FAUNA INVENTORY – DETAILED FAUNA SURVEY ...... 5

2.2.1 Survey Timing and Weather ...... 5

2.2.2 Survey Team...... 6

2.2.3 Site Selection ...... 6

2.2.4 Ground Fauna Survey ...... 9

2.2.5 Targeted Survey - Chuditch ...... 11

2.2.6 Bird Surveys ...... 11

2.2.7 Targeted Survey - Malleefowl ...... 12

2.2.8 Acoustic Bat Recordings ...... 12

2.2.9 Motion Sensing Cameras...... 12

2.2.10 Spotlighting/Head Torching ...... 13

2.2.11 Targeted and Opportunistic Surveys ...... 13

2.2.12 Potential Short-Range Endemic Invertebrates ...... 13

2.3 FAUNA CONSERVATION CATEGORIES ...... 14

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2.4 LIKELIHOOD OF OCCURRENCE – VERTEBRATE FAUNA OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE ...... 14

2.5 TAXONOMY AND NOMENCLATURE ...... 15

2.6 SURVEY LIMITATIONS ...... 15

3. REGIONAL CONTEXT ...... 17

3.1 BIOGEOGRAPHIC SETTING ...... 17

3.2 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT ...... 18

3.2.1 Climate ...... 18

3.2.2 Topography, Land Systems and Geology ...... 18

3.2.3 Vegetation Mapping ...... 19

3.3 CONSERVATION RESERVES IN THE AREA ...... 19

4. SURVEY RESULTS ...... 20

4.1 FAUNA INVENTORY - DESKTOP REVIEW ...... 20

4.2 FAUNA INVENTORY – DETAILED FAUNA SURVEY ...... 21

4.2.1 Amphibians ...... 22

4.2.2 Reptiles ...... 22

4.2.3 Birds ...... 22

4.2.4 Native Non-Volant Mammals ...... 23

4.2.5 Bats ...... 24

4.2.6 Introduced Mammals ...... 24

4.2.7 Potential Short-Range Endemic Invertebrates ...... 24

5. POTENTIAL IMPACTS ON VERTEBRATE FAUNA OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE ...... 26

6. CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATIONS ...... 28

7. REFERENCES ...... 30

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TABLES

TABLE 1: Daily Temperatures and Rainfall at the Salmon Gums Weather Station During Phase 1 and Phase 2 Survey Periods (BOM 2014)

TABLE 2: Summary of Trap Nights – Phase 1 & 2

TABLE 3: Fauna Survey Limitations and Constraints

TABLE 4: Summary of Potential Vertebrate Fauna Species (as listed in Appendix D)

TABLE 5: Number of Vertebrate Fauna Species Recorded

TABLE 6: Status of SRE Target Invertebrates Collected Within the Study Area

TABLE 7: Likelihood of Occurrence and Possible Impacts – Fauna Species of Conservation Significance

FIGURES

FIGURE 1: Study Area and Surrounds

FIGURE 2: Study Area – Air Photo

FIGURE 3: Survey Locations

FIGURE 4 Mean Monthly Rainfall and Maximum and Minimum Temperatures (Salmon Gums Records 1932 – 2013, BOM 2014)

FIGURE 5: Vegetation Communities (courtesy Botanica Consulting)

FIGURE 6: Species of Conservation Significance - Observations

FIGURE 7: Potential SRE Invertebrates – Collection Sites

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PLATES

PLATE 1: Trap Site 1 (Burnt and unburnt Low woodland of Euclayptus salmonophloia over mixed shrubs – Clay Loam Plan bordering major creek line)

PLATE 2: Trap Site 2 (Regrowth - mid open mallee woodland of Eucalyptus livida over mid open shrubland and open low shrubland - Hillslope/Hill Crest)

PLATE 3: Trap Site 3 (Unburnt Mid mallee shrubland of Eucalyptus spp. over mid shrubland of Melaleuca pauperiflora and mixed low shrubland - Clay-Loam Plain.)

PLATE 4: Trap Site 4 (Regrowth - mid open mallee woodland of Eucalyptus livida over mid open shrubland and open low shrubland - Hillslope bordering minor creek line)

PLATE 5: Trap Site 5 (Regrowth mixed low shrubland on hillslope – Subtle Hill Slope)

PLATE 6: Trap Site 6 (Burnt Low open woodland of Eucalyptus salmonophloia over mixed shrubs on clay loam plain – bordering minor creek line)

APPENDICES

APPENDIX A: Conservation Categories

APPENDIX B: Fauna Trap and Recording Sites – Details

APPENDIX C: DBCA & EPBC Database Search Results

APPENDIX D: Vertebrate Fauna Observed or Potentially in Study Area

APPENDIX E: Raw Vertebrate Trapping & Recording Results

APPENDIX F: Invertebrate Specimens Collected

APPENDIX G: Invertebrate Report – Phoenix Environmental Sciences (2014)

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Acronyms/Abbreviations:

ALA: Atlas of Living Australia www.ala.org.au

BA: Birdlife Australia (Formerly RAOU, Birds Australia).

BC Bill: Biodiversity Conservation Bill (2015). WA Government.

°C: Degrees Celsius.

CALM: Department of Conservation and Land Management (now DBCA), WA Government.

CAMBA: China Australia Migratory Bird Agreement 1998.

CBD: Central Business District.

DBCA: Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (formerly DPaW, DEC, CALM, DoE), WA Government

DBH: Diametre at Breast Height – tree measurement.

DEC: Department of Environment and Conservation (now DBCA), WA Government.

DEH: Department of Environment and Heritage (now DotEE), Australian Government.

DEP: Department of Environment Protection (now DER), WA Government.

DER: Department of Environment Regulation (now DWER), WA Government.

DEWHA: Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts (now DotEE), Australian Government

DMP: Department of Mines and Petroleum (formerly DoIR), WA Government.

DoE: Department of Environment (now DWER/DBCA), WA Government.

DoP: Department of Planning, WA Government.

DotE: Department of the Environment (now DotEE), Australian Government.

DotEE: Department of the Environment and Energy (formerly SEWPaC, DWEHA, DEH & DotE), Australian Government.

DoIR: Department of Industry and Resources (now DMP), WA Government.

DoW: Department of Water (now DWER), WA Government.

DPaW: Department of Parks and Wildlife (now DBCA), WA Government.

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DWER: Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (formed by the amalgamation of OEPA, DoW and DER), WA Government.

EP Act: Environmental Protection Act 1986, WA Government.

EPA: Environmental Protection Authority, WA Government.

EPBC Act: Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999, Australian Government. ha: Hectare (10,000 square metres).

IBRA: Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation for Australia.

IUCN: International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources – commonly known as the World Conservation Union.

JAMBA: Japan Australia Migratory Bird Agreement 1981. km: Kilometre. m: Metre. mm: Millimetre.

P: Priority - DBCA fauna conservation ranking.

POS: Public Open Space.

RAOU: Royal Australia Ornithologist Union.

ROKAMBA: Republic of Korea-Australia Migratory Bird Agreement 2007.

S: Schedule - Western Australian Wildlife Conservation Act (1950) Threatened Fauna Category.

SEWPaC: Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities (now DotEE), Australian Government.

SRE: Short Range Endemic.

SSC: Species Survival Commission, International.

WA: Western Australia.

WAM: Western Australian Museum, WA Government.

WC Act: Wildlife Conservation Act 1950, WA Government.

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SUMMARY

This report details the results of a two phase (seasonal), Level 2 terrestrial fauna survey within Audalia Resources Limited’s (Audalia) Medcalf Vanadium Project Area situated about 100 km west, south-west of Norseman, Western Australia (Figure 1).

The survey has been carried out to provide baseline fauna datasets for areas within and near potential mine and associated infrastructure areas with a primary focus on identifying potential impacts on fauna species of conservation significance. It is anticipated that the survey results will be taken into consideration by State and Federal environmental regulatory authorities when future applications to mine are submitted for approval.

The boundary of the defined study area is shown in all figures and covers about 18.5 km2 (Figure 2). The study area corresponds with Mining Lease 63/656 and encompasses the two main potential open cut pits along with the proposed locations of site offices, plant and workshop facilities, a proposed tailing storage facility and a proposed waste rock (overburden) landform. It should be noted that the location of proposed infrastructure is not finalised and the possible locations has changed between phases.

The field survey recorded 119 native and five introduced vertebrate species. The identified assemblage included one species of frog, 32 species of reptiles, 68 species of birds, and 18 native mammals (including 8 species of bat). Three species of conservation significance were recorded, these being the rainbow bee-eater (Schedule 5), the inland sub-species of the western rosella (Priority 4) and the central long-eared bat (Priority 4).

No evidence of two fauna species of primary interest, the chuditch or the malleefowl (both classified as Vulnerable on state and federal lists) was found within the areas investigated despite targeted trapping and surveys being carried out.

Twenty five individual invertebrate specimens from groups often representing SRE’s were collected during the fauna survey. The material included at least eight morphospecies (species distinguished from others only by their morphology) in five genera and five families. No specimens were confirmed as SRE’s however five of the morphospecies have been classified as potential SREs by expert invertebrate taxonomists.

Evidence gathered to date suggests that no vertebrate fauna species of conservation significance has the potential to be affected to any significant degree by the proposal to develop a mine in the area given that most have wide ranging distributions and/or will persist in adjoining unaffected areas given the presence of extensive areas of similar habitat nearby. It is therefore not anticipated that the loss/modification of small areas of habitat on a local scale will result in a change in the status of any fauna species (i.e. cause population decline or localised extinction).

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Based on the fauna survey results reported on here it is recommended that:

x The results of the fauna survey should be provided to the relevant regulatory authorities (e.g. DBCA) and interest groups for review and comment so as to ensure ongoing compliance with their current or future requirements i.e. need for additional surveys including possible requirement for more detailed invertebrate assessments with the aim of clarifying some uncertainties on species distributions.

x Ongoing planning for development should aim to locate infrastructure so as to minimise as much as reasonable and practical the area of remnant vegetation requiring removal. Existing cleared areas/tracks should be used in preference to clearing additional areas. Areas of larger trees should be avoided if possible as they have the potential to provide significant microhabitats (e.g. tree hollows);

x If the mining proposal proceeds, a fauna management plan should be formulated with reference to the above mentioned recommendations, where considered relevant, with the aim of minimising impacts on fauna during construction and ongoing operations at the propose mine site. The management plan should also include aspects of feral animal management in particular in relation to cats and foxes so that activities such as rubbish disposal do not encourage or result in an increase in population numbers (for example).

x Based on the results obtained to date, no referral of the project to the federal Department of the Environment and Energy with respect to likely impacts on EPBC Act listed fauna species is considered warranted given that none appear to be utilising the site to any significant degree.

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 BACKGROUND

Exploration work to date by Audalia and previous mining companies, has identified a potential economic resource of vanadium and titanium in three mineralised zones within the project area. Audalia’s current focus is on completing a scoping study on the economics of the project.

The survey has been carried out to provide baseline fauna datasets for areas within and near potential mine and associated infrastructure areas with a primary focus on identifying any likely impacts on fauna species of conservation significance. It is anticipated that the survey results will be taken into consideration by State and Federal environmental regulatory authorities when future applications to mine are submitted for approval.

1.2 STUDY AREA

The boundary of the defined study area is shown in all figures and covers about 18.5 km2. (Figure 2). The study area corresponds with Mining Lease 63/656 and encompasses the two main potential open cut pits along with the proposed locations of site offices, plant and workshop facilities, a proposed tailing storage facility and a proposed waste rock (overburden) landform. It should be noted that the location of proposed infrastructure is not finalised and the possible locations has changed between phases.

Lake Medcalf, situated about 5 km north east of the study area was also briefly examined during both survey periods given its close proximity, easy access and the fact that it represents a habitat type not found within the study area.

1.3 SURVEY SCOPE

The scope of the fauna survey reported on here was to:

x document the vertebrate fauna assemblages within the habitats of the study area using established sampling techniques;

x identify fauna of conservation significance (particularly state and federally listed threatened, migratory and priority fauna species) present or potentially present within the areas surveyed; and

x provide a generic assessment of the potential impacts of the proposed mine on fauna and fauna habitats occurring in the study area.

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To comply with the scope of works and the likely requirements of environmental regulatory authorities the survey documented in this report was planned and implemented in accordance with:

x EPA (2016a). Statement of Environmental Principles, Factors and Objectives;

x EPA (2016b). Environmental Factor Guideline – Terrestrial Fauna Assessment;

x EPA (2016c). Technical Guidance – Terrestrial Vertebrate Fauna Surveys (replaces EPA (2004). Guidance for the Assessment of Environmental Factors No 56: Terrestrial Surveys for Environmental Impact Assessment, but not yet updated);

x EPA (2016d). Technical Guidance – Sampling Methods for Terrestrial Vertebrate Fauna (replaces EPA & DEC (2010). Technical Guide - Terrestrial Vertebrate Fauna Surveys for Environmental Impact Assessment, but not yet updated);

x Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts (DEWHA) (2010a). Survey guidelines for Australia’s threatened bats. Guidelines for detecting bats listed as threatened under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory;

x Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts (DEWHA) (2010b). Survey guidelines for Australia’s threatened birds. Guidelines for detecting birds listed as threatened under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory;

x Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities (SEWPaC) (2011a). Survey guidelines for Australia’s threatened mammals. Guidelines for detecting mammals listed as threatened under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory;

x Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities (SEWPaC) (2011b). Survey guidelines for Australia’s threatened reptiles. Guidelines for detecting reptiles listed as threatened under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory.

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Regional Location 6400000 6400000

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2. METHODS

2.1 FAUNA INVENTORY - DESKTOP REVIEW

2.1.1 Database Searches

Searches of the following databases were undertaken to aid in the compilation of a list of vertebrate fauna potentially occurring within the study area:

x DBCA’s NatureMap Database Search (combined data from DBCA, Western Australian Museum, Birds Australia and consultant’s reports) (DBCA 2017); and

x Protected matters search tool (DotEE 2014).

It should be noted that these lists are based on observations from a broader area than the study site and therefore may include species that would only ever occur as vagrants in the actual study area due to a lack of suitable habitat or the presence of only marginal habitat. The databases also often included very old records and in some cases the species in question have become locally or regionally extinct.

Information from these sources should therefore be taken as indicative only and local knowledge and information needs also to be taken into consideration when determining what actual species may be present within the specific area being investigated.

2.1.2 Previous Fauna Surveys in the Area

Fauna surveys, assessments and reviews have been undertaken in nearby areas in the past, though not all are publically available and could not be referenced. The most significant of those available have been used as the primary reference material for compiling the potential fauna assemblage for the general area. Those reports referred to included, but were not limited to:

x Biota Environmental Sciences (Biota) (2006a). Forrestania Fauna Survey – Fauna and Fauna Assemblages Report. Unpublished report for Western Areas NL.

x Biota Environmental Sciences (Biota) (2006b). Forrestania Water Disposal Pipeline Survey – Fauna and Faunal Assemblages Report. Unpublished report for Western Areas NL.

x Biota Environmental Sciences (Biota) (2007a). Forrestania Monitoring Survey, Flying Fox Phases III and IV. Unpublished report for Western Areas NL.

x Biota Environmental Sciences (Biota) (2007b). Diggers South Fauna Survey – Phase I. Unpublished report for Western Areas NL.

x Biota Environmental Sciences (Biota) (2010). Spotted Quoll Haul Road Single Phase Fauna Survey. Unpublished report for Western Areas N.L. May 2010.

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x Brearley, D.R., Dunlop, J.N., and Osborne, J.M. (1998). Biological survey and environmental assessment of the Emily-Ann Project area. Unpublished report for Lionore Pty Ltd.

x How, R.A., Newbey, K.R., Dell, J., Muir, B.G., & Hnatiuk, R.J. (1988). The biological survey of the eastern goldfields of Western Australia. Part 4. Lake Johnston-Hyden Study Area. Records of the Western Australian Museum, supplement No. 30. (includes fauna survey results from Lake Cronin, McDermid Rock, Frank Hann NP and Peak Charles).

x Duncan, S. Traill, B.J. & Watson, C. (2006). Vertebrate Fauna of the Honman Ridge - Bremer Range district, Great Western Woodlands, Western Australia. Unpublished report for the Wilderness Society.

As with the databases searches some reports refer to species that would not occur in the study area due to a lack of suitable habitat (extent and/or quality) and this fact was taken into consideration when compiling the potential fauna species list for the study area. It should also be noted that the NatureMap database is likely to include some records from previous fauna surveys in the area including some of those listed above.

2.1.3 Existing Publications

The following represent the main publications used to identify and refine the potential fauna species list for the study area:

x Anstis, M. (2013). Tadpoles and Frogs of Australia. New Holland Publishers, Sydney.

x Barrett, G., Silcocks, A., Barry, S., Cunningham, R. and Poulter, R. (2003). The New Atlas of Australian Birds. Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union, Victoria.

x Bush, B., Maryan, B., Browne-Cooper, R. & Robinson, D. (2007). Reptiles and Frogs in the Bush: Southwestern Australia. UWA Press, Nedlands.

x Churchill, S. (2008). Australian Bats. Second Edition, Allen & Unwin.

x Cogger, H.G. (2014). Reptiles and Amphibians of Australia. 7th Edition. CSIRO Publishing.

x Johnstone, R.E. and Storr, G.M. (1998). Handbook of Western Australian Birds: Volume 1 – Non-passerines (Emu to Dollarbird). Western Australian Museum, Perth Western Australia.

x Johnstone, R.E. and Storr, G.M. (2004). Handbook of Western Australian Birds: Volume 2 – Passerines (Blue-winged Pitta to Goldfinch). Western Australian Museum, Perth Western Australia.

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x Menkhorst, P. and Knight, F. (2011). A Field Guide to the Mammals of Australia. Third Edition, Oxford University Press, Melbourne.

x Pizzey, G & Knight, F. (2012). The Field Guide to the Birds of Australia. 9th Edition. Harper Collins, Sydney.

x Storr, G.M., Smith, L.A. and Johnstone R.E. (1983). Lizards of Western Australia II: Dragons and Monitors. WA Museum, Perth.

x Storr, G.M., Smith, L.A. and Johnstone R.E. (1990). Lizards of Western Australia III: Geckos and Pygopods. WA Museum, Perth.

x Storr, G.M., Smith, L.A. and Johnstone R.E. (1999). Lizards of Western Australia I: Skinks. Revised Edition, WA Museum, Perth.

x Storr, G.M., Smith, L.A. and Johnstone R.E. (2002). Snakes of Western Australia. Revised Edition, WA Museum, Perth.

x Thompson, S & Thompson, G (2006). Reptiles of the Western Australian Goldfields. Published by the Goldfields Environmental Management Group.

x Tyler M.J. & Doughty P. (2009). Field Guide to Frogs of Western Australia, Fourth Edition, WA Museum, Perth.

x Van Dyck, S., Gynther, I. & Baker, A. Eds (2013). Field Companion to The Mammals of Australia. Queensland Museum.

x Van Dyck, S. & Strahan, R. Eds (2008). The Mammals of Australia. Third edition. Queensland Museum.

x Wilson, S. and Swan, G. (2017). A Complete Guide to Reptiles of Australia. Fifth Edition, Reed, New Holland, Sydney.

2.2 FAUNA INVENTORY – DETAILED FAUNA SURVEY

2.2.1 Survey Timing and Weather

The first phase seasonal survey was undertaken over a ten day period in November 2013, the second over a nine day period in March 2014. Table 1 below shows the daily weather records from Salmon Gums (94km south east of the study area) during the two phases.

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Table 1: Daily Temperatures and Rainfall at the Salmon Gums Weather Station During Phase 1 and Phase 2 Survey Periods (BOM 2014).

Rainfall Date Min (°C) Max (°C) (mm) 11/11/2013 10.9 29.7 0.0 12/11/2013 13.6 33.5 0.0 13/11/2013 17.1 30.9 0.0 14/11/2013 12.2 30.0 0.0 15/11/2013 9.6 26.8 0.0 16/11/2013 8.8 31.4 0.0

Phase 1 17/11/2013 13.6 35.7 0.0 18/11/2013 14.0 19.5 0.2 19/11/2013 8.0 21.6 0.2 20/11/2013 10.4 22.4 0.0

10/03/2014 6.4 29.6 0.2 11/03/2014 11.0 29.1 0.0 12/03/2014 10.7 32.2 0.0 13/03/2014 16.5 30.3 0.0 14/03/2014 16.8 25.2 0.0 15/03/2014 9.6 24.1 0.0 Phase 2 16/03/2014 10.0 29.8 0.0 17/03/2014 15.1 30.6 0.0 18/13/2014 16.3 30.3 0.0

2.2.2 Survey Team

The field survey has been carried out under a “Licence to Take Fauna for Scientific Purposes” issued by the DBCA (SF 009534). The fauna survey team comprised Greg Harewood and Michael Brown.

Analysis of bat recordings was completed by Mr Bob Bullen (Bat Call WA). Invertebrate identifications were undertaken by staff/sub-consultants employed by Phoenix Environmental Sciences.

2.2.3 Site Selection

The sampling approach for this survey consisted of a combination of systematic fauna sampling and targeted/opportunistic searches within the range of habitats present within the defined study area and nearby locations.

The systematic component of the fauna survey involved the establishment of six main trap sites within the defined study area (Figure 3 and Plates 1 to 6) during Phase 1. Sites were selected to provide representative examples of the major vegetation communities and landforms present within the study area, though logistics were also taken into consideration.

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Legend Fauna Audalia Resources Ltd Survey Medcalf Project Study Area ! Cage/Large Elliot (Chuditch) Trap Array O Survey ! Pit/Funnel/Elliot Trap Array XW Camera Trap (Camera Trap at Lake Medcalf not shown) 00.51 Drawn: G Harewood Locations Kilometres Date: Nov 2017 H Bat Call Recording Location (Recording Site at Lake Medcalf not shown) Scale: 1:25,000 Projection/Coordinate System: UTM/MGA Zone 51 Figure: 3 AUDALIA MEDCALF PROJECT – FAUNA SURVEY - PHASE 1 & 2 – NOVEMBER 2017 – V2

Plate 1: Trap Site 1 (Burnt and unburnt Low woodland of Euclayptus salmonophloia over mixed shrubs – Clay Loam Plan bordering major creek line)

Plate 2: Trap Site 2 (Regrowth - mid open mallee woodland of Eucalyptus livida over mid open shrubland and open low shrubland - Hillslope/Hill Crest)

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Plate 3: Trap Site 3 (Unburnt Mid mallee shrubland of Eucalyptus spp. over mid shrubland of Melaleuca pauperiflora and mixed low shrubland - Clay-Loam Plain.)

Plate 4: Trap Site 4 (Regrowth - mid open mallee woodland of Eucalyptus livida over mid open shrubland and open low shrubland - Hillslope bordering minor creek line)

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Plate 5: Trap Site 5 (Regrowth mixed low shrubland on hillslope – Subtle Hill Slope)

Plate 6: Trap Site 6 (Burnt Low open woodland of Eucalyptus salmonophloia over mixed shrubs on clay loam plain – bordering minor creek line)

It should be noted that at the time of the surveys most of the vegetation within the study area was in a state of regeneration after having been burnt during a series of fires in 2009/2010 (Botanica 2017).

2.2.4 Ground Fauna Survey

To provide information on the abundance and distribution of ground fauna present (i.e. small mammals, reptile and amphibian species), trapping, utilising a combination of cage traps and Elliott traps (to target mammal species), fly wire drift fences with associated pit

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fall traps (to target small mammals, reptile and amphibian species) and funnel traps (to target larger reptile species) were utilised at each of the six main trap sites detailed above.

Trap lines were established at the previously selected sites with each line consisting of 10 trap arrays. Each trap array consisted of a ~7 long, 30 cm high fly wire drift fence with a centrally located pit trap (20L bucket) dug in underneath with one funnel trap located at each end. One small Elliott (A) trap was also placed in the vicinity of each trap array. Elliot traps were baited with “universal bait” (a mixture of peanut butter, rolled oats and sardines).

In total, trapping utilised 60 Elliott (A) traps, 60 (20L) buckets and 120 funnel traps. Pit traps have been left in place and sealed with a lid, secured with rocks/dirt for re-use during the Phase 2 survey. All traps were left open for seven nights during each phase.

A summary of trap nights carried out during each phase is provided in Table 2 below. The location of trap sites is shown in Figure 3. Additional details on trap locations are provided in Appendix B.

Table 2: Summary of Trap Nights – Phase 1 & 2

# # # Nights Nights Nights Total # Site for for for Trap Number Funnel Bucket Elliott Nights Traps Pit Traps Traps 1 70 140 70 280

2 70 140 70 280 3 70 140 70 280 4 70 140 70 280 5 70 140 70 280 PHASE 1 NOV 2013 6 70 140 70 280 Total 420 840 420 1,680

1 70 140 70 280

2 70 140 70 280 3 70 140 70 280 4 70 140 70 280 5 70 140 70 280 PHASE 2 6 70 140 70 280 MARCH 2014 Total 420 840 420 1,680 Grand 840 1,680 840 3,360 Total

Species of conservation significance that were targeted as part of this component of the field survey included but was not limited to:

x Lake Cronin Snake.

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2.2.5 Targeted Survey - Chuditch

A targeted trapping survey for chuditch was carried out as part of the fauna assessment. Methods used followed closely the “standard” techniques documented by the DBCA (Orell and Morris 1994), the main variation being traps were placed at a higher density along tracks than recommended (i.e. 100m spacing instead of 200m) and left open for a longer period (at least six nights as opposed to recommended four nights).

A total of 70 large traps (20 cage traps and 50 large Elliot (B) traps) were placed at ~100m intervals directly adjacent to the two main tracks that run through the study area (Figure 3). Traps were checked each morning and rebaited as required.

During the Phase 1 survey, thirty eight of the traps were left open for eight nights (304 trap nights), with the balance (32 traps), left open for six nights (192 trap nights) giving a total of 496 trap nights. During the Phase 2 survey, all 70 traps were left open for six nights (420 trap nights), giving a total over both phases of 916 trap nights.

The targeted chuditch trapping was supplemented by the use of motion sensing cameras (see Section 2.2.9).

2.2.6 Bird Surveys

Sampling of avifauna was carried out using a combination of techniques, including:

x 20 minute unbounded surveys conducted at each of the systematic sampling grids on several occasions;

x Traverses on foot between trap sites and within proposed infrastructure areas (i.e. tailings dam, waste landform and plant/workshop site in addition to potential mine areas); and

x Opportunistic observations of avifauna while driving around the study area (random over 19 days).

Species of conservation significance that were targeted as part of this component of the field survey included but was not limited to:

x Malleefowl;

x Hooded Plover;

x Great Egret;

x Cattle Egret;

x Peregrine Falcon;

x Western Rosella;

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x Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoo;

x Fork-tailed Swift; and

x Rainbow Bee-eater.

2.2.7 Targeted Survey - Malleefowl

A targeted survey for malleefowl was carried out and involved a series of closed spaced transects across the main potential impact zones (i.e. open cut pit areas, plant/workshop site, tailings storage facility and waste landform) in additional to some adjoining areas. Where practical transects were spaced about 30 to 40m apart (actual distance depending on vegetation density/visibility). The botanical survey team were also instructed to record observations of malleefowl or malleefowl mounds if observed. The aim of the survey was to locate any evidence of the species using the area, primarily by way of locating nest mounds (new and old) though looking for individuals, tracks and feathers was also part of the scope.

2.2.8 Acoustic Bat Recordings

Acoustic recordings were undertaken using a Wildlife Acoustics SM2+ Bat Detector from sunset to sunrise in each instance.

During the Phase 1 survey recordings were taken over four nights and during the Phase 2 survey over five nights (total of about 90 hours of recording time). The locations of each recording are shown in Figure 3.

The detectors convert ultrasonic echolocation signals produced by bats into audible electronic signals that are then recorded. The recordings were later processed by Bob Bullen to determine the presence of species specific calls.

Additional details on the bat recordings carried out are contained in Appendix B.

Species of conservation significance that were targeted as part of this component of the field survey included but was not limited to:

x Central Long-eared Bat.

2.2.9 Motion Sensing Cameras

Twelve motion sensing infrared cameras (“camera traps”) were placed at various locations within the study area during Phase 1 survey. An additional camera was placed near Lake Medcalf. The cameras were retrieved during the Phase 2 survey.

The location of cameras is shown in Figure 3 with additional details provided in Appendix B. A total of 1058 “camera trap days” were achieved and over 20,000 pictures taken, though it should be noted that a high percentage of photos at some locations were caused by moving vegetation.

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Species of conservation significance that were targeted as part of this component of the field survey included but was not limited to:

x Chuditch;

x Malleefowl; and

x Western Brush Wallaby.

2.2.10 Spotlighting/Head Torching

Nocturnal surveys were carried out at selected trapping sites with the aim of locating nocturnal species that may be difficult to detect using alternative techniques. Vehicle transects were also carried out over four nights (two during each phase) along the main tracks that are present within the project area.

Species of conservation significance that were targeted as part of this component of the field survey included but was not limited to:

x Chuditch; and

x Western Brush Wallaby.

2.2.11 Targeted and Opportunistic Surveys

During the course of all the survey work non-systematic opportunistic observations of fauna species were made and recorded. Secondary evidence of fauna such as tracks, diggings and scats were also noted.

At each trapping site microhabitats were actively searched with the aim of locating the more cryptic fauna species (including invertebrates) that may inhabit the site. Searches included but were not limited to investigating burrows, investigating scats, tracks and other traces, turning fallen timber and rocks, opening standing timber crevices, peeling bark and raking leaf litter.

Species of conservation significance that were targeted as part of this component of the field survey included but was not limited to:

x Lake Cronin Snake.

2.2.12 Potential Short-Range Endemic Invertebrates

Invertebrates were targeted by way of systematic and non-systematic survey work. It was expected that some invertebrates would be captured in the pit traps and funnel traps set for larger ground fauna. Time was also spent searching leaf litter, under bark, under rocks, excavation of burrows, and other likely areas for invertebrates.

Any invertebrates suspected of being SRE’s (e.g. millipedes, scorpions, slaters, pseudoscorpions, mygalomorph spiders and snails) collected in traps or during other

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targeted opportunistic surveyed work were retained and submitted to specialists for formal identification and comments.

2.3 FAUNA CONSERVATION CATEGORIES

The conservation significance of fauna species has been assessed using data from the following sources:

x Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act). Administered by the Australian Government DotEE;

x Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 (WC Act). Administered by DBCA (Govt. of WA 2017);

x Red List produced by the Species Survival Commission (SSC) of the World Conservation Union (also known as the IUCN Red List - the acronym derived from its former name of the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources). The Red List has no legislative power in Australia but is used as a framework for State and Commonwealth categories and criteria; and the

x DBCA Priority Fauna list. A non-legislative list maintained by DBCA for management purposes (DPaW 2017).

The EPBC Act also requires the compilation of a list of migratory species that are recognised under international treaties including the:

x Japan Australia Migratory Bird Agreement 1981 (JAMBA);

x China Australia Migratory Bird Agreement 1998 (CAMBA);

x Republic of Korea-Australia Migratory Bird Agreement 2007 (ROKAMBA); and

x Bonn Convention 1979 (The Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals). (Note - Species listed under JAMBA are also protected under Schedule 3 of the WC Act.)

All migratory bird species listed in the annexes to these bilateral agreements are protected in Australia as matters of national environmental significance (NES) under the EPBC Act.

The conservation status of all vertebrate fauna species listed as occurring or possibly occurring in the vicinity of the Project area has been assessed using the most recent lists published in accordance with the above-mentioned instruments and is indicated as such in the fauna listings of this report. A full listing of conservation codes are provided in Appendix A.

2.4 LIKELIHOOD OF OCCURRENCE – VERTEBRATE FAUNA OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE

For vertebrate fauna of conservation significance identified during the desktop study as previously being recorded in the general, each was assessed and ranked for their likelihood of occurrence within the survey area itself.

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The rankings and criteria used were:

x Unlikely: Survey area is outside of the currently documented distribution for the species in question or the species is generally accepted as being locally extinct (supported by a lack of recent records), or no suitable habitat (type, quality and extent) was identified as being present during the field assessment. Individuals of some species may occur occasionally as vagrants/transients especially if suitable habitat is located nearby but the survey area itself would not support a population or part population of the species.

x Possible: Survey area is within the known distribution of the species in question and habitat of at least marginal quality was identified as being present during the field assessment, supported in some cases by recent records being documented in literature from within or near the survey area. In some cases, while a species may be classified as possibly being present at times, habitat may be marginal (e.g. poor quality, fragmented, limited in extent) and therefore the frequency of occurrence and/or population levels may be low.

x Known to Occur: The species in question was positively identified as being present (for sedentary species) or as using the site as habitat for some other purpose (for non-sedentary/mobile species) during the field survey. This information may have been obtained by direct observation of individuals or by way of secondary evidence (e.g. foraging debris, scats). In some cases, while a species may be classified as known to occur, habitat may be marginal (e.g. poor quality, fragmented, limited in extent) and therefore the frequency of occurrence and/or population levels may be low.

2.5 TAXONOMY AND NOMENCLATURE

Taxonomy and nomenclature for fauna species used in this report is generally taken from the DBCA’s WA Fauna Census Database which is assumed to follow Aplin and Smith (2001) for amphibians and reptiles and Johnstone (2001) for birds. Jackson and Groves (2015) has been used for mammals.

Common names are taken from the WAM recognised primary common name listings when specified, though where common names are not provided they have been acquired from other publications. Sources include Cogger (2014), Wilson and Swan (2013), Van Dyck & Strahan (2013), Christidis and Boles (2008), Bush et al. (2010), Bush et al. (2007), Tyler & Doughty (2009), and Glauret (1961). Not all common names are generally accepted.

2.6 SURVEY LIMITATIONS

The fauna assessment was designed and carried out to conform with a Level 2 survey as defined in EPA Guidance Statement No. 56 (EPA 2016c). The assessment has included a desktop analysis aimed at providing a list of expected species and the completion of two phase seasonal survey involving a detailed trapping program, targeted and opportunistic fauna observations, and the use of motion sensing cameras and bat detector recordings.

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Fauna species are indicated as potentially present within this report based on there being suitable (quality and extent) habitat within the study area. With respect to trapping, targeted and opportunistic observations, the possibility exists that certain species may not have been detected during field investigations due to:

x seasonal inactivity during field survey;

x species present within micro habitats not surveyed;

x cryptic species able to avoid detection; and

x transient wide-ranging species not present during survey period.

The lack of observational data on some species should therefore not be taken as necessarily indicating that a species is absent from the site.

In recognition of survey limitations a precautionary approach has been adopted for this assessment. Any fauna species that would possibly occur within the study area as identified through ecological databases, publications, discussions with local experts/residents and the habitat knowledge of the Author has been assumed to potentially occur in the study area.

Fauna survey limitations and constraints are summarised in Table 3.

Table 3: Fauna Survey Limitations and Constraints Survey Limitation (Yes/No) Potential Constraint Significant Comments on Survey Outcomes Moderate Negligible Competency/Experience of Consultant Zoologists that executed the survey have the consultant carrying out No both conducted many level 1 and level 2 surveys in WA the survey; and can be regarded as suitably qualified. The survey carried out was a Level Two survey, comprising of a desktop survey and a two phase Scope No seasonal survey that has included a habitat assessment, trapping program, and opportunistic observations. No constraints encountered. The field surveys recorded about 54% of listed Proportion of fauna potential vertebrate species considered likely to be identified, recorded and/or No present on site. It should be noted that the potential collected species list is very likely an over estimation of the species that use the proposal area on a regular basis. The Medcalf Project area has not been subject to detailed surveys in the past and specific fauna values Sources of information Yes, Moderate are not well documented, though significant work has been done in nearby areas. The two phase survey has been completed. Some minor additional work on vertebrate species may be The proportion of the task Yes, Moderate required once impact areas are finalised. Additional achieved and further work SRE invertebrate survey work may also be required if requested by DWER/DBCA. The survey was carried out November to coincide with the recommended “primary” survey period (EPA/DEC Timing/weather/season/cycle No 2010). The second phase was carried out in Autumn, also in line with DWER/DBCA recommendations. Disturbances (e.g. fire, flood, accidental human A large proportion of the site has been burnt in the Yes, Moderate intervention etc.) which recent past and is in the early stages of regrowth. affected results of survey

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Survey Limitation (Yes/No) Potential Constraint Significant Comments on Survey Outcomes Moderate Negligible Intensity (in retrospect, was Based on results achieved the survey is considered No the intensity adequate) adequate for a two phase seasonal survey. Density of trap lines and other survey sites/transects Completeness (e.g. was No were above that generally carried out during the course relevant area fully surveyed); of surveys of a similar type/area. No unresolved problems/uncertainties arose with Resources (e.g. degree of respect to identifying observed vertebrate fauna expertise available in animal Yes, Moderate species. Some invertebrates present may pose identification to taxon level); identification problems so establishing local and regional significance could be difficult. Remoteness and/or access No Majority of the study area was easily accessed. problems;

Availability of contextual Previous fauna survey data for the wider area, (e.g. biogeographic) No specialist books/publications and government information on the region. databases were consulted.

3. REGIONAL CONTEXT

3.1 BIOGEOGRAPHIC SETTING

The project area is situated near the southern boundary of the Coolgardie Bioregion (COO2 – Southern Cross subregion - Cowan et al. 2001). The Southern Cross subregion is described as:

“The subregion has subdued relief, comprising gently undulating uplands dissected by broad valleys with bands of low greenstone hills. It lies on the 'Southern Cross Terrains' of the Yilgarn Craton. The granite strata of Yilgarn Craton are interrupted by parallel intrusions of Archaean Greenstone. Drainage is occluded. It has an arid to semi-arid Warm Mediterranean climate with 250-300 mm of mainly winter rainfall.

Valleys have Quaternary duplex and gradational soils, and include chains of saline playa- lakes. Diverse Eucalyptus woodlands (Eucalyptus salmonophloia, E. salubris, E transcontinentalis, E. longicornis) rich in endemic eucalypts occur around these salt lakes, on the low greenstone hills, valley alluvials and broad plains of calcareous earths. The salt lake surfaces support dwarf shrublands of samphire. The granite basement outcrops at mid-levels in the landscape and supports swards of Borya constricta, with stands of Acacia acuminata and Eucalyptus loxophleba. Upper levels in the landscape are the eroded remnants of a lateritic duricrust yielding yellow sandplains, gravelly sandplains and laterite breakaways. Mallees (Eucalyptus leptopoda, E. platycorys and E. scyphocalyx) and scrub- heaths (Allocasuarina corniculata, Callitris preissii, Melaleuca uncinata and Acacia beauverdiana) occur on these uplands, as well as on sand lunettes associated with playas along the broad valley floors, and sand sheets around the granite outcrops. The scrubs are rich in endemic acacias and Myrtaceae. The subregional area is 7,041,232 ha.” (Cowan et al. 2001).

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3.2 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

3.2.1 Climate Salmon Gums is located about 93km south east of the survey area and is the closest weather station with current data (BOM 2014). Mean monthly maximum and minimum temperatures for the station (calculated from 1932 to 2013 data) range from 30.6°C to 16.1°C and 14.0°C to 4.6°C respectively (BOM 2014) (Figure 4).

Mean rainfall for the area ranges from 38 mm in June to 20 mm in December. The mean annual rainfall (calculated from 1932 to 2013 data) for the Salmon Gums station is 351.6 millimetres, with subtle increases above the monthly average during the May to September period (BOM 2014).

Figure 4: Mean Monthly Rainfall and Maximum and Minimum Temperatures (Salmon Gums Records 1932 – 2013, BOM 2014)

3.2.2 Topography, Land Systems and Geology The Southern Cross subregion (COO2) lies on the Yilgarn Craton's ‘Southern Cross Terrains'. The relief is subdued and comprises of gently undulating uplands dissected by broad valleys with bands of low greenstone hills. The underlying geology is of granite strata interrupted by parallel intrusions of Archaean Greenstone.

Calcareous earths are the dominant soil community and cover much of the plains and greenstone areas. A series of large playa lakes in the western half are the remnants of an ancient major drainage line (Cowan et al. 2001).

Beard (1990) describes the topography of the region as gently undulating with occasional ranges of low hills and sandplains in the western area and some large playa lakes. The dominant soil type is calcareous earth.

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3.2.3 Vegetation Mapping

Detailed vegetation mapping of the study area has been undertaken by Botanica Consulting (2017). The extent of the various mapped vegetation units is shown in Figure 5. A brief description is provided below.

x CLP-EW1 - Low open woodland of Eucalyptus salmonophloia over mixed shrubs on clay loam plain;

x CLP-MWS1 - Mid mallee shrubland of Eucalyptus spp. over mid shrubland of Melaleuca pauperiflora and mixed low shrubland on clay-loam plain;

x HS-EW1 - Regrowth of low open forest of Eucalyptus sp. (Sterile) on hillslope;

x HS-MWS1 - Regrowth mid open mallee woodland Eucalyptus livida over mid open shrubland of Hakea pendens and open low shrubland of Goodia medicaginea on hillslope;

x HS-MWS2 - Regrowth low open mallee shrubland of Eucalyptus spp. over low shrubland of Acacia spp. and open tussock grassland of Schoenus breviculmis on hillslope.

x HS-MWS3 - Mid open mallee woodland Eucalyptus livida over heathland of Allocasuarina/Hakea/Melaleuca and open low sedge of Lepidosperma sanguinolentum on hillslope.

x HS-OS1 - Regrowth mixed low shrubland on hillslope

x SLP-MWS2 - Regrowth mid sparse mallee shrubland of Eucalyptus spp. over low open shrubland of Acacia / Grevillea spp. and open hummock grassland of Triodia scariosa on sand-loam plain

x SLP-OS1 - Regrowth low open woodland of Codonocarpus cotinifolius over mid shrubland of Acacia/Melaleuca spp. and open tussock grassland of Schoenus breviculmis on sand-loam plain.

As previously mentioned most of the vegetation within the study area was in a state of regeneration after having been burnt during a series of fires in 2009/2010 (Botanica 2017). Additional details can be found in the associated flora and vegetation report (Botanica 2017).

3.3 CONSERVATION RESERVES IN THE AREA

The Medcalf Project is located entirely within the proposed Bremer Range Nature Reserve which has a total area of 50,920ha. In 1992 the Bremer Range was proposed to be managed by the DBCA as a Nature Reserve as part of their south Coast Region, Regional Management Plan however to date this proposed reserve has not yet been approved (Botanica 2017).

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Legend 6400000 6400000 CLP-EW1 CLP-MWS1 HS-EW1 HS-MWS1 t[ Field Camp HS-MWS2 HS-MWS3 6399000 6399000 HS-OS1 SLP-MWS2 SLP-OS1 6398000 6398000 6397000 6397000

291000 292000 293000 294000 295000 296000

Fauna Audalia Resources Ltd Legend O Survey Medcalf Project 00.511.52 Vegetation Study Area Communities Kilometres Drawn: G Harewood Date: Nov 2017 Scale: 1:25,000 (Botanica 2017) Projection/Coordinate System: UTM/MGA Zone 51 Figure: 5 AUDALIA MEDCALF PROJECT – FAUNA SURVEY - PHASE 1 & 2 – NOVEMBER 2017 – V2

The Bremer Range is a series of mineralised low hills, largely of greenstone with some banded ironstone, extending for 60 km along the south-eastern side of Lake Johnston and Lake Hope, to the north of the Norseman – Lake King Road (How et. al. 1988). The surrounding area consists of gently undulating uplands and a salt lake system that includes Lake Johnston and Lake Medcalf (Gibson & Lyons 1998).

The Medcalf Project area also lies within the Great Western Woodlands (DEC 2010), an area recognised by the Wilderness Society of WA to be of global biological and conservation importance as one of the largest and healthiest temperate woodlands on Earth, containing many endemic species. The region covers almost 16 million hectares (160,000 square kilometres) from the southern edge of the Western Australian Wheatbelt to the pastoral lands of the Mulga country in the north, the inland deserts to the northeast, and the treeless Nullarbor Plain to the east.

The area provides an eastward connection between southwest forests and inland deserts (Gondwana Link) as well as linking the north-west passage to Shark Bay. The majority of the Great Western Woodlands is unallocated crown land (61.1%) with other interests including pastoral leases (20.4%), conservation reserves (15.4%) unallocated crown land ex pastoral managed by the DBCA (2%) and private land (approximately 1%) (Watson et. al. 2008).

No specific management strategy applies to the Great Western Woodlands, rather an approach to conservation which occurs across all land tenures and when different stakeholders work together, with biodiversity in mind. The central component of this approach is to identify and conserve key large-scale, long term ecological processes that drive connectivity between ecosystems and species. The Great Western Woodlands currently includes towns, highways, roads, railways, private property, Crown Reserves, agricultural activities and mining tenements.

4. SURVEY RESULTS

4.1 FAUNA INVENTORY - DESKTOP REVIEW

A list of expected fauna species likely to occur in the study area was compiled from information obtained during the desktop study and is presented in Appendix D. This listing was refined after information gathered during the various site surveys were reviewed. The results of some previous fauna surveys carried out in the general area are summarised in this species listing as are the DBCA NatureMap database search results. The raw database search results from NatureMap (DBCA 2017) and the Protected Matters Search Tool (DotEE 2017) are contained within Appendix C.

Table 4 below provides a summary of the potential fauna species considered most likely to be present based on species group and conservation status.

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Table 4: Summary of Potential Vertebrate Fauna Species (as listed in Appendix D)

Potential Total Potential Potential number of number of number of number of Group specially potential migratory priority protected species species species species Amphibians 12 0 0 0 Reptiles 65 0 0 1 Birds 120 3 1 1 Non-Volant 245 1 0 2 Mammals Volant 9 0 0 1 Mammals (Bats) Total 2305 4 1 5 Superscript = number of introduced species included in total.

The list of potential fauna takes into consideration that firstly the species in question is not known to be locally extinct and secondly that suitable habitat for each species, as identified during the field work, is present within the study area, though compiling an accurate list has limitations.

The specific habitat and microhabitat requirements and ecology of many of the species known to occur in the wider area are often not well understood and/or documented. It can therefore be difficult to exclude species from the potential list based on a lack of a specific habitat or microhabitat within the study area. As a consequence of this limitation the potential fauna list produced is most likely an overestimation of those species that actually utilise the study area for some purpose. Some species may be present in the general area but may only use the study area itself on rare occasions or as vagrants/transients.

4.2 FAUNA INVENTORY – DETAILED FAUNA SURVEY

A summary of the number of species from each vertebrate group identified during the Phase 1 and Phase 2 fauna survey is provided in Table 5 below. A complete list of the species identified is detailed in Appendix D. The raw trapping, recording and opportunistic results are provided in Appendix E.

The survey identified 54% of the predicted species considered likely to be present. Three of the possible 10 vertebrate fauna species of conservation significance considered likely to frequent the area at times (albeit some rarely) were observed/recorded. This comprised one migratory bird species, one priority bird species and one priority bat species.

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Table 5: Number of Vertebrate Fauna Species Recorded

Combined Species of Group Phase 1 & 2 Conservation Total Significance Amphibians 1 0 Reptiles 32 0 Birds 68 2 Native Non-Volant Mammals 10 0 Bats 8 1 Introduced Mammals 5 0 Total 124 3

Total number of species recorded = the total number of species found to occur in the defined study area, including species found outside of main impact areas .

4.2.1 Amphibians

One species of frog (Pseudophryne occidentalis – western toadlet) was captured several times at trap site 1 (major drainage line – dry at time of surveys) during both phases of the field survey. Based on the desktop study results another eleven species may occur in the general area, subject to suitable habitat being present.

None of the identified or potential amphibian species that may occur in the area are listed as threatened, migratory or as DBCA priority species.

4.2.2 Reptiles

A total of 32 species of reptile were captured and/or observed during the field surveys. Based on the desktop study results another 33 species may occur in the general area, subject to suitable habitat being present.

None of the reptile species captured are of conservation significance.

The only reptile species of conservation significance considered likely to occur in the general area is the Lake Cronin snake (Paroplocephalus atriceps - Priority 3). This species occurs naturally in low densities and therefore detecting individuals can be difficult even if present. The fact that the study area has been repeatedly burnt in recent times may have made the habitat marginal in quality (assuming it was suitable in the first instance) for this species to utilise.

4.2.3 Birds

Sixty eight bird species were observed in or near the study area during the field survey. Based on the desktop study results another 50 species may occur in the general area, subject to suitable habitat being present.

Two species of conservation significance were observed. The location of the observations are shown in Figure 6.

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The rainbow bee-eater (Merops ornatus), a state listed migratory species (and recently delisted from the federal list), was observed on four occasions during the Phase 1 survey, twice near trap site 1, once near trap site 3 (two individuals) and also at Lake Medcalf. It is not a threatened species and can be regarded as common. This species migrates to the southern half of the state during late spring and summer in relatively high numbers where it disperses and in some cases breeds within burrows dug into the ground, where conditions permit. It is unlikely to breed in rocky sections of the study area as it required relatively soft soil conditions.

The inland sub-species of the western rosella (Platycercus icterotis xanthogenys) is classified as Priority 4 by DBCA. This species was observed on five occasions in small groups (two to seven individuals) at trap site 1 and 3 and in similar woodland/forest vegetation in the north western section of the study area.

An additional three species of conservation significant species may occur in the area, these being the malleefowl (Leipoa ocellata – S3/Vulnerable), peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus – S7) and Carnaby's black-cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus latirostris – S2/Endangered).

No evidence of malleefowl using the study area and in particular no evidence of breeding (i.e. nest mounds recent or old) was observed despite a high density of traverses (by both fauna and botanical teams) over the entire study area and in particular likely impact areas. This would suggest the study area is not a site of significance for the species though individuals may at times frequent the location while in transit. The current state of most of the vegetation (recently burnt) also makes much marginal in quality as habitat. Rocky areas in proposed open pit locations appear totally unsuitable.

The status of the remaining species in the area is difficult to determine. Peregrine falcons are uncommon but have large home ranges so individuals may forage over the study are at times even if they are not resident in the specific area. The study area is at the extreme north eastern edge of Carnaby’s black-cockatoos current documented range. It may occur occasionally but the diminished quality of the woodland/forest habitat as a consequence of recent fires may make the area unsuitable or at best very marginal.

4.2.4 Native Non-Volant Mammals

A total of ten, non-flying native mammal species were captured and/or observed during the field surveys. Based on the desktop study results another nine species may occur in the general area, subject to suitable habitat being present.

No species of conservation significance were recorded.

The targeted trapping program and the deployment of camera traps aimed at determining the presence of the chuditch (Dasyurus geoffroii – S3/Vulnerable) failed to capture/detect any individuals. These results suggest, given the relative small size of the study area, the density of traps, number of trap nights over two seasons and over 1,000 camera trap days, that the species is absent from the area or at best present in extremely low numbers. The

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presence of feral predators (cats and foxes) would also make it difficult for a population to persist in the area though transient individuals may occur on occasions.

The study area is at the extreme eastern edge of the western brush wallaby’s (Macropus irma - Priority 4) current documented range and this coupled with the diminished quality of the habitat as a consequence of recent fires may make the area unsuitable or at best very marginal for this species. It has been listed as a potential species but the probability of occurrence can be regarded as low.

4.2.5 Bats

A total of eight bat species were recorded during the both phases of the field survey. Based on the desktop study results one other species of bat may occur in the general area, subject to suitable habitat being present.

One species of conservation significance, the central long-eared bat (Nyctophilus major tor), classified as Priority 4 by DBCA, was recorded on three occasions within the study area, near trap site 3, near trap site 6 and once at a location near the study areas southern boundary (see Figure 6). The species was also recorded at Lake Medcalf. This central long-eared bat has a wide distribution in arid areas along the southern coast of WA, east to Eyre Peninsula in South Australia and in general is considered to be common despite its Priority 4 classification.

4.2.6 Introduced Mammals

Five introduced mammal species were identified as being present during the field survey, these being the camel, cat, fox, rabbit and the house mouse.

4.2.7 Potential Short-Range Endemic Invertebrates

Twenty five individual invertebrate specimens were collected during the fauna survey and submitted for identification to various specialists. Specimens collected included scorpions, mygalamorph (trapdoor) spiders and slaters (isopods). A listing of the specimens collected is provided in Appendix F.

The following is a summary of findings made by Phoenix Environmental Sciences (PES 2014), the full report of which is held in Appendix G.

The material included at least eight morphospecies (species distinguished from others only by their morphology) in five genera and five families. No specimens were confirmed as SRE’s however five of the morphospecies have been classified as potential SREs within PES’s report.

Potential SRE’s are classified as such based on the fact that they fall into taxonomically poorly resolved groups and despite being often common in certain microhabitats (e.g. leaf litter), there are typically no other regional records. They are classified as potential SREs because some members of the same genus are known SREs (PES 2014) but without additional information, particularly on regional distributions there actual SRE status is

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impossible to determine. The five potential SREs collected during the survey are represented by three wishbone spiders, a scorpion and a slater, these being:

x Aname ‘MYG398’ and Aname ‘MYG399’ (Nemesiidae – wishbone spiders): only known from the current survey; SRE rating based on distribution patterns of other species within the genus.

x Aname sp. indet. (Nemesiidae – wishbone spiders): unidentifiable juvenile, but unlikely Aname ‘MYG398’ and Aname ‘MYG399’; SRE rating based on distribution patterns of other species within the genus.

x Urodacus armatus-group (Scorpiones – scorpions): taxonomically poorly resolved group that requires further assessment; SRE rating based on distribution patterns of other species within the genus.

x Buddelundia ‘85’ (Isopoda – slater): only known from the current survey; SRE rating based on distribution patterns within the genus.

The status of all the invertebrates collected including trap locations are provided in Table 6 below. The collection sites of the potential SRE’s are shown In Figure 7.

Table 6: Status of SRE target invertebrates collected within the Study Area

Higher taxon Species SRE status Remarks Mygalomorphae (trapdoor spiders) Aname tepperi Widespread TS 1.2

Aname ‘MYG182’ Widespread TS 6.1, TS 5.4 Aname ‘MYG398’ Potential Currently only known from this survey. TS 2.2, Nemesiidae TS 3.1, TS 3.8, TS 5.2, TS 5.8, Field Camp Aname ‘MYG399’ Potential Currently only known from this survey. TS 4.5 Aname sp. indet. Potential TS 2.2 Scorpiones (scorpions) Buthidae Isometroides ´goldfields 1’ Widespread TS 5.2,TS 6.5 Urodacidae Urodacus armatus-group Potential TS 3.5, TS 3.6, TS 3.7, TS 3.10 Isopoda (slaters) Armadillidae Buddelundia ‘85’ Potential Currently only known from this survey. TS 3.6 Eupulmonata (land snails) Pupillidae Pupoides beltianus Widespread TS 6.5 TS = Trap Site

Page 25 291000 292000 293000 294000 295000 296000 Legend Proposed Open Pit 6400000 6400000 Proposed Waste Rock Landform Proposed Mill and Site Offices Nemesiidae (wishbone spider) Aname ‘MYG398’ - Field Camp Proposed Tailings Storage Facility t[ Temporary Offices and Laydown Areas Field Camp Proposed Haul Roads 6399000 6399000 Nemesiidae (wishbone spider) Nemesiidae (wishbone spider) Aname ‘MYG398’ - TS 5.2, TS 5.8 Aname ‘MYG399’ - TS 4.5 G G G G

Nemesiidae (wishbone spider) Nemesiidae (wishbone spider) Aname ‘MYG398’ - TS 2.2 Aname ‘MYG398’ - TS 3.1, TS 3.8 GGGGG 6398000 6398000

Isopoda (slaters) Scorpiones (scorpions) Buddelundia ‘85’ - TS 3.6 Urodacus armatus-group - TS 3.5, TS 3.6, TS 3.7, TS 3.10. 6397000 6397000

291000 292000 293000 294000 295000 296000

Fauna Audalia Resources Ltd Survey Medcalf Project Legend O Potential SRE 012 Invertebrates Study Area Drawn: G Harewood Kilometres Date: Nov 2017 Collection Sites Scale: 1:25,000 Projection/Coordinate System: UTM/MGA Zone 51 Figure: 7 291000 292000 293000 294000 295000 296000

Rainbow bee-eater Western Rosella G 2 records 6 records Central Long-eared Bat 6400000 6400000 G 1 record

Western Rosella Field Camp 7 records t[

Legend 6399000 6399000 Proposed Open Pit Proposed Waste Rock Landform Proposed Mill and Site Offices Proposed Tailings Storage Facility Western Rosella Rainbow bee-eater Temporary Offices and Laydown Areas 4 records 2 records Proposed Haul Roads GGG 6398000 6398000 Central Long-eared Bat 1 record

Central Long-eared Bat 1 record 6397000 6397000

291000 292000 293000 294000 295000 296000

Fauna Audalia Resources Ltd Survey Medcalf Project Legend O Species of 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 Conservation Study Area Drawn: G Harewood Significance Kilometres Date: Nov 2017 Scale: 1:25,000 Observations Projection/Coordinate System: UTM/MGA Zone 51 Figure: 6 AUDALIA MEDCALF PROJECT – FAUNA SURVEY - PHASE 1 & 2 – NOVEMBER 2017 – V2

5. POTENTIAL IMPACTS ON VERTEBRATE FAUNA OF CONSERVATION SIGNIFICANCE

While the exact location and extent of mining and associated infrastructure within the study area is not as yet finalised the possible impact on specific species of conservation significance recorded or potentially present in the general area, based on currently available information is provided in Table 7 below. These conclusions will need to be reviewed when final planning for the proposed mine are completed and input from regulatory authorities’ received.

Table 7: Likelihood of Occurrence and Possible Impacts – Fauna Species of Conservation Significance (continues on following pages)

Conservation Status (see Appendix A for codes) Habitat Likelihood Maximum Possible Species of Present Impact DBCA Occurrence EPBC Act WC Act Priority

Loss/modification of Lake Cronin Possible, small areas of Snake though no - - P3 Yes/Marginal? potential habitat. No Paroplocephalus evidence of significant impact atriceps current use likely. Possible, Loss/modification of though no small areas of Malleefowl Vulnerable S3 - Yes/Marginal? evidence of potential habitat. No Leipoa ocellata current or significant impact previous use likely. Great Egret - S5 - No Unlikely. No impact. Ardea alba

Cattle Egret - S5 - No Unlikely. No impact. Ardea ibis Loss/modification of Possible, Peregrine an area of potential though no Falcon - S7 - Yes/Marginal? habitat. No evidence of Falco peregrinus significant impact current use likely. Migratory Shorebirds and Migratory Various Various No Unlikely. No impact. Seabirds Curlew Sandpiper CE/Migratory S5/S3/VU - No Unlikely. No impact. Calidris ferruginea Grey Wagtail Would not Motacilla Migratory S5 - No No impact. Occur cinerea Hooded Plover Charadrius - - P4 No Unlikely. No impact. rubricollis Western Rosella Loss/modification of (Inland ssp) a small area of Known to Platycercus - - P4 Yes potential habitat. No occur icterotis significant impact xanthogenys likely. Loss/modification of Carnaby’s Possible, small areas of Black- Cockatoo though no EN S1 - Yes/Marginal? potential habitat. No Calyptorhynchus evidence of significant impact latirostris current use likely.

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Conservation Status (see Appendix A for codes) Habitat Likelihood Maximum Possible Species of Present Impact DBCA Occurrence EPBC Act WC Act Priority

Fork-tailed Swift Migratory S5 - Yes Flyover only. No impact. Apus pacificus Loss/modification of Rainbow Bee- a small area of Known to eater - S5 - Yes potential habitat. No occur. Merops ornatus significant impact likely. Loss/modification of Possible, Chuditch small areas of though no Dasyurus Vulnerable S3 - Yes/Marginal? potential habitat. No evidence of geoffroii significant impact current use likely. Loss/modification of Possible, Western Brush small areas of though no Wallaby - - P4 Yes/Marginal? potential habitat. No evidence of Macropus irma significant impact current use likely. Loss/modification of Central Long- a small area of eared Bat Known to - - P4 Yes potential habitat. No Nyctophilus occur. significant impact major tor likely.

Despite the potential for the loss of habitat in use or possibly suitable for some species of conservation significance, the assessment suggests that no species has the potential to be affected to any significant degree by the proposal to develop a mine in the area. Evidence gathered to date suggests that a significant proportion of the species discussed are locally extinct or unlikely to use the site due to a lack of suitable habitat. Those species that potentially utilise the site have relatively wide ranging distributions and/or will persist in adjoining unaffected areas given the presence of extensive areas of similar habitat nearby. It is not anticipated that the loss/modification of small areas of habitat on a local scale will result in a change in the status of any fauna species (i.e. cause population decline or localised extinction).

Of primary interest is that fact that no evidence of the chuditch or the malleefowl was found within the areas investigated. This would suggest that both species are absent from the area or that the area is not of particular importance to either species. At this stage therefore, it is considered unlikely that development of a mine at the site will have any significant impact on either of these species or their preferred habitat.

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6. CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATIONS

The two phase seasonal Level 2 fauna survey within the Medcalf Vanadium Project Area was undertaken during November 2013 and March 2014 for the purposes of providing baseline data on the fauna assemblages present and to identify possible development constraints.

The field survey recorded 119 native and five introduced vertebrate species. The identified assemblage included one species of frog, 32 species of reptiles, 68 species of birds, and 18 native mammals (including 8 species of bat). Three species of conservation significance were recorded, these being the rainbow bee-eater (Migratory), the inland sub-species of the western rosella (Priority 4), and the central long-eared bat (Priority 4).

This conclusion will need to be reviewed when final planning for the proposed mine are completed, as will possible impacts on potential SREs identified within the study area.

Based on the fauna survey results reported on here it is recommended that:

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x Infrastructure should be positioned to avoid or minimise the disruption to surface and sub-surface hydrology where possible. Levees and drains designed to mimic natural drainage flows should be incorporated in plans where disruptions may occur. x If the mining proposal proceeds, a fauna management plan should be formulated with reference to the above mentioned recommendations, where considered relevant, with the aim of minimising impacts on fauna during construction and ongoing operations at the propose mine site. The management plan should also include aspects of feral animal management in particular in relation to cats and foxes so that activities such as rubbish disposal do not encourage or result in an increase in population numbers (for example). x Based on the results obtained to date, no referral of the project to the federal Department of the Environment with respect to likely impacts on EPBC Act listed fauna species is considered warranted given that none appear to be utilising the site to any significant degree.

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APPENDIX A

Conservation Categories

EPBC Act (1999) Threatened Fauna Categories

Threatened fauna may be listed under Section 178 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) in any one of the following categories:

Category Code Description There is no reasonable doubt that the last Extinct E member of the species has died. A species (a) is known only to survive in cultivation, in captivity or as a naturalised population well outside its past range; or *Extinct in the wild EW (b) has not been recorded in its known and/or expected habitat, at appropriate seasons, anywhere in its past range, despite exhaustive surveys over a time frame appropriate to its life cycle and form. A species is facing an extremely high risk of *Critically Endangered CE extinction in the wild in the immediate future. A species: (a) is not critically endangered; and *Endangered EN (b) is facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild in the near future. A species (a) is not critically endangered or endangered; *Vulnerable VU and (b) is facing a high risk of extinction in the wild in the medium-term future. A species is the focus of a specific conservation program the cessation of which Conservation Dependent CD would result in the species becoming vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered (a) all migratory species that are: (i) native species; and (ii) from time to time included in the appendices to the Bonn Convention; and (b) all migratory species from time to time *Migratory Migratory included in annexes established under JAMBA, CAMBA and ROKAMBA; and (c) all native species from time to time identified in a list established under, or an instrument made under, an international agreement approved by the Minister. Species in the list established under s248 of Marine Ma the EPBC Act Note: Only species in those categories marked with an asterix are matters of national environmental significance (NES) under the EPBC Act. Wildlife Conservation (Specially Protected Fauna) Notice 2015 Categories

Published as Specially Protected under the Wildlife Conservation Act 1950, and listed under Schedules 1 to 7 of the Wildlife Conservation (Specially Protected Fauna) Notice.

The assessment of the conservation status of these species is based on their national extent and ranked according to their level of threat using IUCN Red List categories and criteria as detailed below.

Category Code Description Schedule 1

Threatened species considered to be facing an extremely high risk of Critically CR extinction in the wild. Endangered species Schedule 2 Threatened species considered to be facing a very high risk of EN Endangered extinction in the wild. species Schedule 3 Threatened species considered to be facing a high risk of VU Vulnerable extinction in the wild. species Schedule 4 Species which have been adequately searched for and there is EX Presumed no reasonable doubt that the last individual has died. extinct species Schedule 5

Birds that are subject to an agreement between the government Migratory birds of Australia and the governments of Japan (JAMBA), China protected IA (CAMBA) and The Republic of Korea (ROKAMBA), and the under an Bonn Convention, relating to the protection of migratory birds. international agreement Schedule 6

Fauna that is of special Fauna of special conservation need being species dependent conservation CD on ongoing conservation intervention to prevent it becoming need as eligible for listing as threatened. conservation dependent fauna Schedule 7

Fauna otherwise in need of special protection to ensure their Other specially OS conservation. protected fauna. Western Australian DPaW Priority Fauna Categories

Possibly threatened species that do not meet survey criteria, or are otherwise data deficient, are added to the Priority Fauna under Priorities 1, 2 or 3. These three categories are ranked in order of priority for survey and evaluation of conservation status so that consideration can be given to their declaration as threatened flora or fauna.

Species that are adequately known, are rare but not threatened, or meet criteria for near threatened, or that have been recently removed from the threatened species or other specially protected fauna lists for other than taxonomic reasons, are placed in Priority 4. These species require regular monitoring.

Assessment of Priority codes is based on the Western Australian distribution of the species, unless the distribution in WA is part of a contiguous population extending into adjacent States, as defined by the known spread of locations.

Category Code Description Species that are known from one or a few locations (generally five or less) which are potentially at risk. All occurrences are either: very small; or on Priority 1 lands not managed for conservation, e.g. agricultural or pastoral lands, urban areas, road and rail reserves, gravel reserves and active mineral leases; or Poorly P1 otherwise under threat of habitat destruction or degradation. Species may be Known included if they are comparatively well known from one or more locations but Species. do not meet adequacy of survey requirements and appear to be under immediate threat from known threatening processes. Such species are in urgent need of further survey. Species that are known from one or a few locations (generally five or less), some of which are on lands managed primarily for nature conservation, e.g. Priority 2 national parks, conservation parks, nature reserves and other lands with secure tenure being managed for conservation. Species may be included if Poorly P2 they are comparatively well known from one or more locations but do not Known meet adequacy of survey requirements and appear to be under threat from Species. known threatening processes. Such species are in urgent need of further survey. Species that are known from several locations and the species does not Priority 3 appear to be under imminent threat, or from few but widespread locations with either large population size or significant remaining areas of apparently Poorly P3 suitable habitat, much of it not under imminent threat. Species may be Known included if they are comparatively well known from several locations but do Species. not meet adequacy of survey requirements and known threatening processes exist that could affect them. Such species are in need of further survey. (a) Rare: Species that are considered to have been adequately surveyed, or for which sufficient knowledge is available, and that are considered not Priority 4 currently threatened or in need of special protection, but could be if present circumstances change. These species are usually represented Rare, Near on conservation lands. Threatened P4 and other (b) Near Threatened: Species that are considered to have been adequately species in surveyed and that do not qualify for Conservation Dependent, but that need of are close to qualifying for Vulnerable. monitoring. (c) Species that have been removed from the list of threatened species during the past five years for reasons other than taxonomy.

*Species includes all taxa (plural of taxon - a classificatory group of any taxonomic rank, e.g. a family, genus, species or any infraspecific category i.e. subspecies or variety, or a distinct population). IUCN Red List Threatened Species Categories

The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ is a checklist of taxa that have undergone an extinction risk assessment using the IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria.

Categories are summarized below.

Category Code Description Taxa for which there is no reasonable doubt that Extinct EX the last individual has died. Taxa which is known only to survive in cultivation, in captivity or and as a naturalised population well Extinct in the outside its past range and it has not been EW Wild recorded in known or expected habitat despite exhaustive survey over a time frame appropriate to its life cycle and form. Critically Taxa facing an extremely high risk of extinction in CR Endangered the wild. Taxa facing a very high risk of extinction in the Endangered EN wild.

Vulnerable VU Taxa facing a high risk of extinction in the wild.

Taxa which has been evaluated but does not Near NT qualify for CR, EN or VU now but is close to Threatened qualifying or likely to qualify in the near future. Taxa which has been evaluated but does not Least Concern LC qualify for CR, EN, VU, or NT but is likely to qualify for NT in the near future. Taxa for which there is inadequate information to make a direct or indirect assessment of its risk of Data Deficient DD extinction based on its distribution and/or population status.

Not Evaluated NE Taxa which has not been evaluated.

A full list of categories and their meanings are available at: http://www.iucnredlist.org/technical-documents/categories-and-criteria/2001-categories- criteria AUDALIA MEDCALF PROJECT – FAUNA SURVEY - PHASE 1 & 2 – NOVEMBER 2017 – V2

APPENDIX B

Fauna Trap, Recording and Search Sites – Details

Phase1 Phase1 Pit/Funnel/ElliotTrapSiteCoordinates Pit/Funnel/ElliotTrapSiteCoordinates DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94) DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94)

MGA MGA TrapSite Zone mE mN Opened Closed Nights TrapSite Zone mE mN Opened Closed Nights 1.01 51H 292120 6399933 11/11/2013 18/11/2013 7 4.01 51H 293036 6398423 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 1.02 51H 292122 6399903 11/11/2013 18/11/2013 7 4.02 51H 293029 6398432 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 1.03 51H 292106 6399891 11/11/2013 18/11/2013 7 4.03 51H 293021 6398446 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 1.04 51H 292085 6399882 11/11/2013 18/11/2013 7 4.04 51H 293011 6398454 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 1.05 51H 292081 6399845 11/11/2013 18/11/2013 7 4.05 51H 293003 6398459 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 1.06 51H 292076 6399816 11/11/2013 18/11/2013 7 4.06 51H 293007 6398478 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 1.07 51H 292091 6399799 11/11/2013 18/11/2013 7 4.07 51H 293004 6398489 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 1.08 51H 292099 6399775 11/11/2013 18/11/2013 7 4.08 51H 293008 6398499 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 1.09 51H 292122 6399754 11/11/2013 18/11/2013 7 4.09 51H 293008 6398509 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 1.10 51H 292141 6399743 11/11/2013 18/11/2013 7 4.10 51H 293014 6398519 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 2.01 51H 293575 6398387 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 5.01 51H 294115 6398620 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 2.02 51H 293565 6398398 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 5.02 51H 294103 6398603 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 2.03 51H 293553 6398410 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 5.03 51H 294098 6398584 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 2.04 51H 293542 6398423 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 5.04 51H 294092 6398569 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 2.05 51H 293494 6398454 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 5.05 51H 294085 6398560 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 2.06 51H 293487 6398473 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 5.06 51H 294069 6398542 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 2.07 51H 293475 6398488 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 5.07 51H 294057 6398526 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 2.08 51H 293449 6398499 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 5.08 51H 294040 6398516 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 2.09 51H 293434 6398511 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 5.09 51H 294030 6398506 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 2.10 51H 293404 6398531 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 5.10 51H 294021 6398492 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 3.01 51H 293382 6397955 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 6.01 51H 293801 6400252 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 3.02 51H 293391 6397950 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 6.02 51H 293812 6400237 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 3.03 51H 293402 6397951 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 6.03 51H 293823 6400225 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 3.04 51H 293416 6397954 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 6.04 51H 293828 6400215 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 3.05 51H 293425 6397963 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 6.05 51H 293840 6400203 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 3.06 51H 293448 6397961 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 6.06 51H 293856 6400188 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 3.07 51H 293466 6397962 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 6.07 51H 293863 6400184 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 3.08 51H 293474 6397959 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 6.08 51H 293874 6400179 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 3.09 51H 293491 6397965 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 6.09 51H 293883 6400175 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 3.10 51H 293508 6397964 12/11/2013 19/11/2013 7 6.10 51H 293895 6400172 13/11/2013 20/11/2013 7 Phase2 Phase2 Pit/Funnel/ElliotTrapSiteCoordinates Pit/Funnel/ElliotTrapSiteCoordinates DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94) DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94)

MGA MGA TrapSite Zone mE mN Opened Closed Nights TrapSite Zone mE mN Opened Closed Nights 1.01 51H 292120 6399933 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 4.01 51H 293036 6398423 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 1.02 51H 292122 6399903 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 4.02 51H 293029 6398432 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 1.03 51H 292106 6399891 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 4.03 51H 293021 6398446 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 1.04 51H 292085 6399882 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 4.04 51H 293011 6398454 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 1.05 51H 292081 6399845 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 4.05 51H 293003 6398459 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 1.06 51H 292076 6399816 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 4.06 51H 293007 6398478 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 1.07 51H 292091 6399799 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 4.07 51H 293004 6398489 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 1.08 51H 292099 6399775 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 4.08 51H 293008 6398499 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 1.09 51H 292122 6399754 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 4.09 51H 293008 6398509 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 1.10 51H 292141 6399743 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 4.10 51H 293014 6398519 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 2.01 51H 293575 6398387 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 5.01 51H 294115 6398620 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 2.02 51H 293565 6398398 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 5.02 51H 294103 6398603 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 2.03 51H 293553 6398410 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 5.03 51H 294098 6398584 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 2.04 51H 293542 6398423 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 5.04 51H 294092 6398569 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 2.05 51H 293494 6398454 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 5.05 51H 294085 6398560 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 2.06 51H 293487 6398473 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 5.06 51H 294069 6398542 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 2.07 51H 293475 6398488 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 5.07 51H 294057 6398526 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 2.08 51H 293449 6398499 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 5.08 51H 294040 6398516 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 2.09 51H 293434 6398511 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 5.09 51H 294030 6398506 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 2.10 51H 293404 6398531 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 5.10 51H 294021 6398492 10/03/2014 17/03/2014 7 3.01 51H 293382 6397955 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 6.01 51H 293801 6400252 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 3.02 51H 293391 6397950 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 6.02 51H 293812 6400237 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 3.03 51H 293402 6397951 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 6.03 51H 293823 6400225 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 3.04 51H 293416 6397954 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 6.04 51H 293828 6400215 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 3.05 51H 293425 6397963 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 6.05 51H 293840 6400203 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 3.06 51H 293448 6397961 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 6.06 51H 293856 6400188 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 3.07 51H 293466 6397962 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 6.07 51H 293863 6400184 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 3.08 51H 293474 6397959 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 6.08 51H 293874 6400179 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 3.09 51H 293491 6397965 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 6.09 51H 293883 6400175 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 3.10 51H 293508 6397964 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 6.10 51H 293895 6400172 11/03/2014 18/03/2014 7 Phase1 Phase1 ChuditchTrapping(Cages/LargeElliots) ChuditchTrapping(Cages/LargeElliots) DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94) DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94)

North/SouthTrack East/WestTrack MGA MGA TrapId Zone mE mN Opened Closed Nights TrapId Zone mE mN Opened Closed Nights wpt011 51H 291933 6400095 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt077 51H 293217 6399293 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt012 51H 292005 6400043 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt078 51H 293273 6399374 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt013 51H 292090 6399976 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt079 51H 293331 6399455 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt014 51H 292190 6399906 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt080 51H 293390 6399540 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt015 51H 292256 6399857 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt081 51H 293450 6399624 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt016 51H 292333 6399799 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt082 51H 293503 6399702 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt017 51H 292445 6399721 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt083 51H 293562 6399785 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt018 51H 292503 6399680 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt084 51H 293620 6399868 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt019 51H 292579 6399626 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt085 51H 293687 6399940 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt020 51H 292662 6399566 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt086 51H 293732 6400020 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt021 51H 292742 6399508 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt087 51H 293792 6400109 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt022 51H 292811 6399461 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt088 51H 293853 6400195 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt023 51H 293067 6399275 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt089 51H 293919 6400292 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt024 51H 293156 6399208 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt090 51H 293102 6399133 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt025 51H 293229 6399156 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt091 51H 293036 6399041 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt026 51H 293312 6399099 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt092 51H 292988 6398973 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt027 51H 293396 6399042 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt093 51H 292923 6398884 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt028 51H 293468 6398987 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt094 51H 292862 6398798 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt029 51H 293547 6398926 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt095 51H 292810 6398717 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt030 51H 293804 6398744 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt096 51H 292750 6398634 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt031 51H 293883 6398688 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt097 51H 292691 6398553 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt032 51H 293964 6398632 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt098 51H 292585 6398495 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt033 51H 294051 6398567 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt099 51H 292501 6398463 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt034 51H 294148 6398496 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt100 51H 292413 6398428 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt035 51H 294221 6398445 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt101 51H 292325 6398390 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt036 51H 294295 6398392 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt102 51H 292225 6398352 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt037 51H 294371 6398336 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt103 51H 292143 6398314 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt038 51H 294456 6398273 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt104 51H 292049 6398278 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt039 51H 294539 6398224 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt105 51H 291934 6398260 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt040 51H 294618 6398164 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt106 51H 291844 6398215 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt041 51H 294700 6398103 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt107 51H 291761 6398160 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt042 51H 294779 6398042 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt108 51H 291633 6398111 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt043 51H 294867 6397981 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 Phase1 Total 496 wpt044 51H 294946 6397925 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt045 51H 293640 6398884 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt047 51H 292987 6399338 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt048 51H 293722 6398807 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 wpt049 51H 292899 6399397 11/11/2013 19/11/2013 8 Phase2 Phase2 ChuditchTrapping(Cages/LargeElliots) ChuditchTrapping(Cages/LargeElliots) DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94) DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94)

North/SouthTrack East/WestTrack MGA MGA TrapId Zone mE mN Opened Closed Nights TrapId Zone mE mN Opened Closed Nights wpt011 51H 291933 6400095 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt077 51H 293217 6399293 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt012 51H 292005 6400043 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt078 51H 293273 6399374 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt013 51H 292090 6399976 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt079 51H 293331 6399455 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt014 51H 292190 6399906 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt080 51H 293390 6399540 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt015 51H 292256 6399857 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt081 51H 293450 6399624 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt016 51H 292333 6399799 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt082 51H 293503 6399702 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt017 51H 292445 6399721 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt083 51H 293562 6399785 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt018 51H 292503 6399680 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt084 51H 293620 6399868 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt019 51H 292579 6399626 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt085 51H 293687 6399940 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt020 51H 292662 6399566 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt086 51H 293732 6400020 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt021 51H 292742 6399508 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt087 51H 293792 6400109 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt022 51H 292811 6399461 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt088 51H 293853 6400195 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt023 51H 293067 6399275 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt089 51H 293919 6400292 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt024 51H 293156 6399208 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt090 51H 293102 6399133 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt025 51H 293229 6399156 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt091 51H 293036 6399041 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt026 51H 293312 6399099 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt092 51H 292988 6398973 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt027 51H 293396 6399042 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt093 51H 292923 6398884 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt028 51H 293468 6398987 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt094 51H 292862 6398798 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt029 51H 293547 6398926 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt095 51H 292810 6398717 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt030 51H 293804 6398744 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt096 51H 292750 6398634 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt031 51H 293883 6398688 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt097 51H 292691 6398553 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt032 51H 293964 6398632 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt098 51H 292585 6398495 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt033 51H 294051 6398567 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt099 51H 292501 6398463 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt034 51H 294148 6398496 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt100 51H 292413 6398428 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt035 51H 294221 6398445 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt101 51H 292325 6398390 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt036 51H 294295 6398392 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt102 51H 292225 6398352 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt037 51H 294371 6398336 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt103 51H 292143 6398314 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt038 51H 294456 6398273 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt104 51H 292049 6398278 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt039 51H 294539 6398224 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt105 51H 291934 6398260 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt040 51H 294618 6398164 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt106 51H 291844 6398215 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt041 51H 294700 6398103 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt107 51H 291761 6398160 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt042 51H 294779 6398042 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt108 51H 291633 6398111 13/11/2013 19/11/2013 6 wpt043 51H 294867 6397981 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 Phase2 Total 420 wpt044 51H 294946 6397925 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt045 51H 293640 6398884 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 P1&P2 Combine Total 916 wpt047 51H 292987 6399338 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt048 51H 293722 6398807 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 wpt049 51H 292899 6399397 11/03/2014 17/03/2014 6 Phase1 BatRecordingSites DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94)

MGA Sunset Sunrise ID Zone mE mN Commenced Ended BAT1 51H 293038 6399334 13/11/2013 14/11/2013 BAT2 51H 293442 6397945 14/11/2013 15/11/2013 BAT3 51H 292136 6399947 15/11/2013 16/11/2013 BAT4 51H 293299 6398639 16/11/2013 17/11/2013

Phase2 BatRecordingSites DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94)

MGA Sunset Sunrise ID Zone mE mN Commenced Ended BAT5 51H 294049 6400138 11/03/2014 12/03/2014 BAT6 51H 295950 6402985 12/03/2014 13/03/2014 BAT7 51H 291925 6397778 13/03/2014 14/03/2014 BAT8 51H 294184 6398332 14/03/2014 15/03/2014 BAT10 51H 293830 6397290 16/03/2014 17/03/2014

Unit= SongMeterSM2BAT+ CameraTrapSites DatumͲAustralianGeocentric1994(GDA94)

CameraID ypointNum Zone mE mN SiteDescription StartDate EndDate Days No.Photos Cam25 wpt051 51H 294086 6398530 TS5ͲDwarfscrubͲRegrowth–Flats/LowHills 14/11/2013 10/03/2014 116 1253 Cam26 wpt126 51H 293316 6398604 Breakawaywithshallowcaves/overhangsͲRockyHillSlope 14/11/2013 20/11/2013 6 5445 Cam27 wpt127 51H 293284 6398679 Breakawaywithshallowcaves/overhangsͲRockyHillSlope 14/11/2013 11/03/2014 117 219 Cam28 wpt128 51H 293471 6397956 TS3ͲUnburntforestoverlowscrubandopendwarfscrub–LowHillCrest/Slope 14/11/2013 14/11/2013 0 0 Cam29 wpt130 51H 292115 6399928 TS1ͲBurntandunburntforest/woodlandoverlow/opendwarfscrub–MajorCreekLine 14/11/2013 10/03/2014 116 539 Cam30 wpt146 51H 293939 6400192 TS6ͲBurntwoodlandoverdwarfscrub/grass–MinorCreekLine/Flats 18/11/2013 24/02/2014 98 1970 Cam31 wpt132 51H 293522 6398454 TS2ͲBurntopentreemalleeoveropenlow/opendwarfscrub–HillCrest 15/11/2013 6/12/2013 21 3464 Cam32 wpt135 51H 293038 6398429 TS4ͲBurntopentreemalleeoveropenlow/opendwarfscrub–HillSlope/MinorCreekLine 15/11/2013 11/03/2014 116 1317 Cam33 wpt138 51H 293065 6399701 MinorCreeklinewithinwoodland 15/11/2013 10/03/2014 115 1952 Cam34 wpt139 51H 291880 6397752 Rockyoutcrop 15/11/2013 18/11/2013 3 3787 Cam35 wpt144 51H 293849 6397384 SmallwoodlandamongstopentreemalleeͲflats 18/11/2013 10/03/2014 112 485 Cam36 wpt148 51H 293085 6398821 SmallwoodlandamongstopentreemalleeͲbaseofhillslope 19/11/2013 12/03/2014 113 173 Cam1 wpt142 51H 295940 6402970 LakeMedcalfͲWoodlandonflatsborderingsaltlake 16/11/2013 12/03/2014 116 329 Totals 1049 20933 Unit= LTLAcorn5210A AUDALIA MEDCALF PROJECT – FAUNA SURVEY - PHASE 1 & 2 – NOVEMBER 2017 – V2

APPENDIX C

DBCA & EPBC Database Search Results

NatureMap - Medcalf Created By Greg Harewood on 07/11/2017

Kingdom Animalia Current Names Only Yes Core Datasets Only Yes Method 'By Circle' Centre 120° 47' 54'' E,32° 31' 45'' S Buffer 40km Group By Species Group

Species Group Species Records Amphibian 2 7 Bird 89 888 Invertebrate 2 7 Mammal 22 188 Reptile 36 611 TOTAL 151 1701

Name ID Species Name Naturalised Conservation Code 1Endemic To Query Area Amphibian 1. 25420 Myobatrachus gouldii (Turtle Frog) 2. 25434 Pseudophryne occidentalis (Western Toadlet) Bird 3. 24559 Acanthagenys rufogularis (Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater) 4. 24260 Acanthiza apicalis (Broad-tailed Thornbill, Inland Thornbill) 5. 24261 Acanthiza chrysorrhoa (Yellow-rumped Thornbill) 6. 24265 Acanthiza uropygialis (Chestnut-rumped Thornbill) 7. 25535 Accipiter cirrocephalus (Collared Sparrowhawk) 8. 25536 Accipiter fasciatus (Brown Goshawk) 9. 25544 Aegotheles cristatus (Australian Owlet-nightjar) 10. 24312 Anas gracilis (Grey Teal) 11. 24316 Anas superciliosa (Pacific Black Duck) 12. 24561 Anthochaera carunculata (Red Wattlebird) 13. 25670 Anthus australis (Australian Pipit) 14. 24285 Aquila audax (Wedge-tailed Eagle) 15. 24610 Ardeotis australis (Australian Bustard) 16. 25566 Artamus cinereus (Black-faced Woodswallow) 17. 24353 Artamus cyanopterus (Dusky Woodswallow) 18. 24356 Artamus personatus (Masked Woodswallow) 19. 24357 Artamus superciliosus (White-browed Woodswallow) 20. Barnardius zonarius 21. 25598 Cacomantis flabelliformis (Fan-tailed Cuckoo) 22. 42307 Cacomantis pallidus (Pallid Cuckoo) 23. 24564 Certhionyx variegatus (Pied Honeyeater) 24. 24377 Charadrius ruficapillus (Red-capped Plover) 25. 24431 Chrysococcyx basalis (Horsfield's Bronze Cuckoo) 26. 24774 Cladorhynchus leucocephalus (Banded Stilt) 27. 25675 Colluricincla harmonica (Grey Shrike-thrush) 28. 25568 Coracina novaehollandiae (Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike) 29. 25592 Corvus coronoides (Australian Raven) 30. 24671 Coturnix pectoralis (Stubble Quail) 31. 24420 Cracticus nigrogularis (Pied Butcherbird) 32. 25595 Cracticus tibicen (Australian Magpie) 33. 25596 Cracticus torquatus (Grey Butcherbird) 34. 25673 Daphoenositta chrysoptera (Varied Sittella) 35. 25607 Dicaeum hirundinaceum (Mistletoebird) 36. 24470 Dromaius novaehollandiae (Emu) 37. 24650 Drymodes brunneopygia (Southern Scrub-robin) 38. 25692 Eopsaltria australis (Yellow Robin) 39. 24567 Epthianura albifrons (White-fronted Chat)

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Page 1 Name ID Species Name Naturalised Conservation Code 1Endemic To Query Area 40. 25621 Falco berigora (Brown Falcon) 41. 25622 Falco cenchroides (Australian Kestrel, Nankeen Kestrel) 42. 25623 Falco longipennis (Australian Hobby) 43. 25677 Falcunculus frontatus (Crested Shrike-tit) 44. 25530 Gerygone fusca (Western Gerygone) 45. 47962 Glyciphila melanops (Tawny-crowned Honeyeater) 46. 24443 Grallina cyanoleuca (Magpie-lark) 47. 24295 Haliastur sphenurus (Whistling Kite) 48. 24296 Hamirostra isura (Square-tailed Kite) 49. 34001 Hylacola cauta subsp. whitlocki (Shy Groundwren) 50. 24367 Lalage tricolor (White-winged Triller) 51. 24557 Leipoa ocellata (Malleefowl) T 52. 24573 Lichenostomus cratitius (Purple-gaped Honeyeater) 53. 25659 Lichenostomus leucotis (White-eared Honeyeater) 54. 25661 Lichmera indistincta (Brown Honeyeater) 55. 25652 Malurus leucopterus (White-winged Fairy-wren) 56. 24551 Malurus pulcherrimus (Blue-breasted Fairy-wren) 57. 24583 Manorina flavigula (Yellow-throated Miner) 58. 25758 Megalurus gramineus (Little Grassbird) 59. 25663 Melithreptus brevirostris (Brown-headed Honeyeater) 60. 24736 Melopsittacus undulatus (Budgerigar) 61. 24598 Merops ornatus (Rainbow Bee-eater) IA 62. 25693 Microeca fascinans (Jacky Winter) 63. 24742 Nymphicus hollandicus (Cockatiel) 64. 24407 Ocyphaps lophotes (Crested Pigeon) 65. 24618 Oreoica gutturalis (Crested Bellbird) 66. 24619 Pachycephala inornata (Gilbert's Whistler) 67. 25681 Pardalotus punctatus (Spotted Pardalote) 68. 24625 Pardalotus punctatus subsp. punctatus (Spotted Pardalote) 69. 25682 Pardalotus striatus (Striated Pardalote) 70. 24630 Pardalotus striatus subsp. westraliensis (Striated Pardalote) 71. 48061 Petrochelidon nigricans (Tree Martin) 72. 24659 Petroica goodenovii (Red-capped Robin) 73. 24409 Phaps chalcoptera (Common Bronzewing) 74. 25587 Phaps elegans (Brush Bronzewing) 75. 25720 Platycercus icterotis (Western Rosella) 76. 24746 Platycercus icterotis subsp. xanthogenys (Western Rosella (inland)) P4 77. 25721 Platycercus zonarius (Australian Ringneck, Ring-necked Parrot) 78. 25703 Podargus strigoides (Tawny Frogmouth) 79. 25722 Polytelis anthopeplus (Regent Parrot) 80. 42344 Purnella albifrons (White-fronted Honeyeater) 81. 24278 Pyrrholaemus brunneus (Redthroat) 82. 25614 Rhipidura leucophrys (Willie Wagtail) 83. 24279 Sericornis frontalis subsp. maculatus (White-browed Scrubwren) 84. 30948 Smicrornis brevirostris (Weebill) 85. 25597 Strepera versicolor (Grey Currawong) 86. 24331 Tadorna tadornoides (Australian Shelduck, Mountain Duck) 87. 30870 Taeniopygia guttata (Zebra Finch) 88. 42351 Todiramphus pyrrhopygius (Red-backed Kingfisher) 89. 25549 Todiramphus sanctus (Sacred Kingfisher) 90. 24851 Turnix velox (Little Button-quail) 91. 25765 Zosterops lateralis (Grey-breasted White-eye, Silvereye) Invertebrate 92. Aname mainae 93. Parartemia serventyi Mammal 94. 24254 Camelus dromedarius (Dromedary, Camel) Y 95. 25454 Canis lupus (Dog, Dingo) Y 96. 24039 Canis lupus subsp. dingo (Dingo) Y 97. 24086 Cercartetus concinnus (Western Pygmy-possum, Mundarda) 98. 24186 Chalinolobus gouldii (Gould's Wattled Bat) 99. 24187 Chalinolobus morio (Chocolate Wattled Bat) 100. 24041 Felis catus (Cat) Y 101. 24132 Macropus fuliginosus (Western Grey Kangaroo) 102. 24223 Mus musculus (House Mouse) Y 103. 24229 Notomys mitchellii (Mitchell's Hopping-mouse) 104. 24194 Nyctophilus geoffroyi (Lesser Long-eared Bat) 105. 43367 Nyctophilus major subsp. tor (Central Long-eared Bat) P4 106. 24085 Oryctolagus cuniculus (Rabbit) Y

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Page 2 Name ID Species Name Naturalised Conservation Code 1Endemic To Query Area 107. 24230 Pseudomys albocinereus (Ash-grey Mouse) 108. 24232 Pseudomys bolami (Bolam's Mouse) 109. 24237 Pseudomys hermannsburgensis (Sandy Inland Mouse) 110. 24199 Scotorepens balstoni (Inland Broad-nosed Bat) 111. 24112 Sminthopsis granulipes (White-tailed Dunnart) 112. 25515 Sminthopsis griseoventer (Grey-bellied Dunnart) 113. 24117 Sminthopsis ooldea (Ooldea Dunnart) 114. 24206 Vespadelus regulus (Southern Forest Bat) 115. 24040 Vulpes vulpes (Red Fox) Y Reptile 116. 24980 Christinus marmoratus (Marbled Gecko) 117. 25456 Crenadactylus ocellatus (Clawless Gecko) 118. 30893 Cryptoblepharus buchananii 119. 42385 Ctenophorus chapmani (Eastern Heath Dragon) 120. 24871 Ctenophorus cristatus (Bicycle Dragon) 121. 24879 Ctenophorus maculatus subsp. griseus (Spotted Military Dragon) 122. 24888 Ctenophorus salinarum (Salt Pan Dragon) 123. 25047 Ctenotus impar 124. 25074 Ctenotus schomburgkii 125. 24995 Delma australis 126. 25766 Delma fraseri (Fraser's Legless Lizard) 127. 41403 Diplodactylus calcicolus (South Coast Gecko) 128. 25469 Diplodactylus granariensis 129. 24929 Diplodactylus granariensis subsp. granariensis 130. 25251 Echiopsis curta (Bardick) 131. 25104 Egernia richardi 132. 24959 Gehyra variegata 133. 25474 Hemiergis initialis 134. 25115 Hemiergis initialis subsp. initialis 135. 24961 Heteronotia binoei (Bynoe's Gecko) 136. 25131 Lerista distinguenda 137. 42411 Lerista timida 138. 25005 Lialis burtonis 139. 30935 Lucasium maini 140. 25184 Menetia greyii 141. 24904 Moloch horridus (Thorny Devil) 142. 25240 Morelia spilota subsp. imbricata (Carpet Python) 143. 25190 Morethia butleri 144. 25192 Morethia obscura 145. 25255 Parasuta nigriceps 146. 24907 Pogona minor subsp. minor (Dwarf Bearded Dragon) 147. 25511 Pseudonaja affinis (Dugite) 148. 25008 Pygopus lepidopodus (Common Scaly Foot) 149. 25518 Strophurus spinigerus 150. 24983 Underwoodisaurus milii (Barking Gecko) 151. 25218 Varanus gouldii (Bungarra or Sand Monitor)

Conservation Codes T - Rare or likely to become extinct X - Presumed extinct IA - Protected under international agreement S - Other specially protected fauna 1 - Priority 1 2 - Priority 2 3 - Priority 3 4 - Priority 4 5 - Priority 5

1 For NatureMap's purposes, species flagged as endemic are those whose records are wholely contained within the search area. Note that only those records complying with the search criterion are included in the calculation. For example, if you limit records to those from a specific datasource, only records from that datasource are used to determine if a species is restricted to the query area.

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Page 3 EPBC Act Protected Matters Report

This report provides general guidance on matters of national environmental significance and other matters protected 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 contained in the caveat at the end of the report.

Information is available about Environment Assessments and the EPBC Act including significance guidelines, forms and application process details.

Report created: 07/11/17 18:57:23

Summary Details Matters of NES Other Matters Protected by the EPBC Act Extra Information Caveat Acknowledgements

This map may contain data which are ©Commonwealth of Australia (Geoscience Australia), ©PSMA 2010

Coordinates Buffer: 1.0Km Summary

Matters 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 an activity that may have a significant impact on one or more matters of national environmental significance then you should consider the Administrative Guidelines on Significance.

World Heritage Properties: None National Heritage Places: None Wetlands of International Importance: None Great Barrier Reef Marine Park: None Commonwealth Marine Area: None Listed Threatened Ecological Communities: None Listed Threatened Species: 4 Listed Migratory Species: 6

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 you nominated. Approval may be required for a proposed activity that significantly affects the environment on Commonwealth land, when the action is outside the Commonwealth land, or the environment anywhere when the action is taken on Commonwealth land. Approval may also be required for the Commonwealth or Commonwealth agencies proposing to take an action that is likely to have a significant impact on the environment anywhere.

The EPBC Act protects the environment on Commonwealth land, the environment from the actions taken on Commonwealth land, and the environment from actions taken by Commonwealth agencies. As heritage values of a place are part of the 'environment', these aspects of the EPBC Act protect the Commonwealth Heritage values of a Commonwealth Heritage place. Information on the new heritage laws can be found at http://www.environment.gov.au/heritage

A permit may be required for activities in or on a Commonwealth area that may affect a member of a listed threatened species or ecological community, a member of a listed migratory species, whales and other cetaceans, or a member of a listed marine species.

Commonwealth Land: None Commonwealth Heritage Places: None Listed Marine Species: 9 Whales and Other Cetaceans: None Critical Habitats: None Commonwealth Reserves Terrestrial: None Commonwealth Reserves Marine: None

Extra Information

This part of the report provides information that may also be relevant to the area you have nominated.

State and Territory Reserves: None Regional Forest Agreements: None Invasive Species: 6 Nationally Important Wetlands: None Key Ecological Features (Marine) None Details

Matters of National Environmental Significance

Listed Threatened Species [ Resource Information ] Name Status Type of Presence Birds Calidris ferruginea Curlew Sandpiper [856] Critically Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within area

Leipoa ocellata Malleefowl [934] Vulnerable Species or species habitat likely to occur within area

Mammals Dasyurus geoffroii Chuditch, Western Quoll [330] Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within area

Plants Banksia sphaerocarpa var. dolichostyla Ironcaps Banksia, Ironcap Banksia [10518] Vulnerable Species or species habitat may occur within area

Listed Migratory Species [ Resource Information ] * Species is listed under a different scientific name on the EPBC Act - Threatened Species list. Name Threatened Type of Presence Migratory Marine Birds Apus pacificus Fork-tailed Swift [678] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area

Migratory Terrestrial Species Motacilla cinerea Grey Wagtail [642] Species or species habitat may occur within area

Migratory Wetlands Species Actitis hypoleucos Common Sandpiper [59309] Species or species habitat may occur within area

Calidris acuminata Sharp-tailed Sandpiper [874] Species or species habitat may occur within area

Calidris ferruginea Curlew Sandpiper [856] Critically Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within area

Calidris melanotos Pectoral Sandpiper [858] Species or species habitat may occur within area Other Matters Protected by the EPBC Act Listed Marine Species [ Resource Information ] * Species is listed under a different scientific name on the EPBC Act - Threatened Species list. Name Threatened Type of Presence Birds Actitis hypoleucos Common Sandpiper [59309] Species or species habitat may occur within area

Apus pacificus Fork-tailed Swift [678] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area

Ardea alba Great Egret, White Egret [59541] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area

Ardea ibis Cattle Egret [59542] Species or species habitat may occur within area

Calidris acuminata Sharp-tailed Sandpiper [874] Species or species habitat may occur within area

Calidris ferruginea Curlew Sandpiper [856] Critically Endangered Species or species habitat may occur within area

Calidris melanotos Pectoral Sandpiper [858] Species or species habitat may occur within area

Merops ornatus Rainbow Bee-eater [670] Species or species habitat may occur within area

Motacilla cinerea Grey Wagtail [642] Species or species habitat may occur within area

Extra Information Invasive Species [ Resource Information ] Weeds reported here are the 20 species of national significance (WoNS), along with other introduced plants that are considered by the States and Territories to pose a particularly significant threat to biodiversity. The following feral animals are reported: Goat, Red Fox, Cat, Rabbit, Pig, Water Buffalo and Cane Toad. Maps from Landscape Health Project, National Land and Water Resouces Audit, 2001.

Name Status Type of Presence Mammals Camelus dromedarius Dromedary, Camel [7] Species or species Name Status Type of Presence habitat likely to occur within area Canis lupus familiaris Domestic Dog [82654] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area

Felis catus Cat, House Cat, Domestic Cat [19] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area

Oryctolagus cuniculus Rabbit, European Rabbit [128] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area

Vulpes vulpes Red Fox, Fox [18] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area

Plants Carrichtera annua Ward's Weed [9511] Species or species habitat likely to occur within area Caveat The information presented in this report has been provided by a range of data sources as acknowledged at the end of the report.

This report is designed to assist in identifying the locations of places which may be relevant in determining obligations under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. It holds mapped locations of World and National Heritage properties, Wetlands of International and National Importance, Commonwealth and State/Territory reserves, listed threatened, migratory and marine species and listed threatened ecological communities. Mapping of Commonwealth land is not complete 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 a general guide only. Where available data supports mapping, the type of presence that can be determined from the data is indicated in general terms. People using this information in making a referral may need to consider 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 from recovery plans, State vegetation maps, remote sensing imagery and other sources. Where threatened ecological community distributions are less well known, existing vegetation maps and point location data are used to produce indicative distribution maps.

Threatened, migratory and marine species distributions have been derived through a variety of methods. Where distributions are well known and if time permits, maps are derived using either thematic spatial data (i.e. vegetation, soils, geology, elevation, aspect, terrain, etc) together with point locations and described habitat; or environmental modelling (MAXENT or BIOCLIM habitat modelling) using point locations and environmental data layers.

Where very little information is available for species or large number of maps are required in a short time-frame, maps are derived either from 0.04 or 0.02 decimal degree cells; by an automated process using polygon capture techniques (static two kilometre grid cells, alpha-hull and convex hull); or captured manually or by using topographic features (national park boundaries, islands, etc). In the early stages of the distribution mapping process (1999-early 2000s) distributions were defined by degree blocks, 100K or 250K map sheets to rapidly create distribution maps. More reliable distribution mapping methods are used to update these distributions as time permits.

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 reports produced 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

-32.52859 120.79979 Acknowledgements This database has been compiled from a range of data sources. The department acknowledges the following custodians who have contributed valuable data and advice: -Office of Environment and Heritage, New South Wales -Department of Environment and Primary Industries, Victoria -Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, Tasmania -Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources, South Australia -Department of Land and Resource Management, Northern Territory -Department of Environmental and Heritage Protection, Queensland -Department of Parks and Wildlife, Western Australia -Environment and Planning Directorate, ACT -Birdlife Australia -Australian Bird and Bat Banding Scheme -Australian National Wildlife Collection -Natural history museums of Australia -Museum Victoria -Australian Museum -South Australian 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, Canberra -University of New England -Ocean Biogeographic Information System -Australian Government, Department of Defence Forestry Corporation, NSW -Geoscience Australia -CSIRO -Australian Tropical Herbarium, Cairns -eBird Australia -Australian Government – Australian Antarctic Data Centre -Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory -Australian Government National Environmental Science Program -Australian Institute of Marine Science -Reef Life Survey Australia -American Museum of Natural History -Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Inveresk, Tasmania -Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart, Tasmania -Other groups and individuals

The Department is extremely grateful to the many organisations and individuals who provided expert advice and information on numerous draft distributions.

Please feel free to provide feedback via the Contact Us page.

APPENDIX D

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APPENDIX E

Raw Vertebrate Trapping & Recording Results

Phase1&2 TrapResults

Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 12/11/2013 FieldCamp Opportunistic Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 12/11/2013 TS1.1 Funnel Echiopsiscurta Bardick 12/11/2013 TS1.1 Funnel Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 12/11/2013 TS1.1 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 12/11/2013 TS1.10 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 12/11/2013 TS1.2 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 12/11/2013 TS1.2 Funnel Christinusmarmoratus MarbledGecko 12/11/2013 TS1.3 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 12/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Delmaaustralis MarbleͲfacedDelma 12/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Gehyravariegata VariegatedDtella 12/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Gehyravariegata VariegatedDtella 12/11/2013 TS1.5 Bucket Cryptoblepharusbuchananii Buchanan'sSnakeͲeyedSkink 12/11/2013 TS1.5 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 12/11/2013 TS1.5 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 12/11/2013 TS1.6 Funnel Morethiabutleri WoodlandDarkͲfleckedMorethia 12/11/2013 TS1.7 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 12/11/2013 TS1.8 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 12/11/2013 TS1.8 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 12/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Morethiabutleri WoodlandDarkͲfleckedMorethia 12/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 12/11/2013 wpt011 Cage Musmusculus HouseMouse 13/11/2013 BatSite1SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusgouldii Gould'sWattledBat 13/11/2013 BatSite1SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusgeoffroyi LesserLongͲearedBat 13/11/2013 OpportunisticSite3 Opportunistic Ctenophoruscristatus CrestedBicycleDragon 13/11/2013 TS1.1 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS1.1 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 13/11/2013 TS1.10 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS1.10 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS1.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/11/2013 TS1.5 Bucket Cryptoblepharusbuchananii Buchanan'sSnakeͲeyedSkink 13/11/2013 TS1.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 13/11/2013 TS1.6 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS1.6 Bucket Lucasiummaini Main'sGroundGecko 13/11/2013 TS1.8 Bucket Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 13/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Lialisburtonis Burton’sLeglessLizard 13/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Morethiabutleri WoodlandDarkͲfleckedMorethia 13/11/2013 TS1.9 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/11/2013 TS1.9 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 13/11/2013 TS2.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/11/2013 TS2.3 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 13/11/2013 TS2.4 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 13/11/2013 TS2.7 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/11/2013 TS2.7 Bucket Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 13/11/2013 TS2.8 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 13/11/2013 TS3.1 Funnel Sminthopsisgranulipes WhiteͲtailedDunnart 13/11/2013 TS3.10 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS3.2 Funnel Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 13/11/2013 TS3.2 Funnel Underwoodisaurusmilii BarkingGecko 13/11/2013 TS3.3 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 13/11/2013 TS3.3 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS3.4 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 13/11/2013 TS3.7 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS3.7 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS3.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS3.9 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS3.9 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 13/11/2013 TS3.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/11/2013 TS4.3 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS4.3 Funnel Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 13/11/2013 TS4.4 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS4.6 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/11/2013 TS5.5 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 14/11/2013 BatSite2SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusgouldii Gould'sWattledBat 14/11/2013 BatSite2SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusmorio ChocolateWattledBat 14/11/2013 BatSite2SM2+BatCallRecording Mormopterusplaniceps Inland/SouthernFreetailͲbat 14/11/2013 BatSite2SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusgeoffroyi LesserLongͲearedBat Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 14/11/2013 BatSite2SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusmajortor CentralLongͲearedBat 14/11/2013 BatSite2SM2+BatCallRecording Scotorepensbalstoni InlandBroadͲnosedBat 14/11/2013 BatSite2SM2+BatCallRecording Tadaridaaustralis WhiteͲstripedFreetailͲbat 14/11/2013 BatSite2SM2+BatCallRecording Vespadelusregulus SouthernForestBat 14/11/2013 TrapSite3 Opportunistic Ctenophoruscristatus CrestedBicycleDragon 14/11/2013 TS1.1 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS1.10 Bucket Leristatimida DwarfThreeͲtoedSlider 14/11/2013 TS1.10 Bucket Pseudophryneoccidentalis WesternToadlet 14/11/2013 TS1.2 Funnel Lialisburtonis Burton’sLeglessLizard 14/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 14/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS1.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS1.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS1.5 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS1.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS1.8 Bucket Sminthopsisgranulipes WhiteͲtailedDunnart 14/11/2013 TS1.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS1.9 Bucket Lucasiummaini Main'sGroundGecko 14/11/2013 TS1.9 Bucket Lucasiummaini Main'sGroundGecko 14/11/2013 TS1.9 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 14/11/2013 TS2.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS2.10 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS2.10 Funnel Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 14/11/2013 TS2.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS2.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS2.4 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS2.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS2.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS2.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS2.6 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS2.6 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS2.6 Bucket Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 14/11/2013 TS2.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS2.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS2.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS2.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 14/11/2013 TS3.1 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 14/11/2013 TS3.10 Bucket Sminthopsisgriseoventer GreyͲbelliedDunnart 14/11/2013 TS3.3 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS3.5 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 14/11/2013 TS3.6 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 14/11/2013 TS3.6 Bucket Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 14/11/2013 TS3.6 Funnel Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 14/11/2013 TS3.8 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS3.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS3.9 Bucket Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 14/11/2013 TS3.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS4.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS4.2 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 14/11/2013 TS4.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS4.2 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 14/11/2013 TS4.3 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 14/11/2013 TS4.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS4.3 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 14/11/2013 TS4.4 Bucket Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 14/11/2013 TS4.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS4.4 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS4.5 Funnel Strophurusspinigerus OrangeͲeyedSouthwesternSpinyͲtailedGecko 14/11/2013 TS4.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS4.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS4.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS4.5 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 14/11/2013 TS4.5 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 14/11/2013 TS4.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS4.6 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 14/11/2013 TS4.7 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 14/11/2013 TS4.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS4.7 Bucket Sminthopsisooldea OoldeaDunnart 14/11/2013 TS4.7 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 14/11/2013 TS4.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS5.1 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 14/11/2013 TS5.1 Bucket Ramphotyphlopsaustralis SouthernBlindSnake Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 14/11/2013 TS5.1 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 14/11/2013 TS5.10 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS5.2 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS5.3 Funnel Gehyravariegata VariegatedDtella 14/11/2013 TS5.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS5.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS5.4 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS5.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS6.1 Funnel Lucasiummaini Main'sGroundGecko 14/11/2013 TS6.2 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS6.3 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/11/2013 TS6.4 Bucket Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 14/11/2013 TS6.5 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 14/11/2013 TS6.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/11/2013 TS6.5 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 14/11/2013 TS6.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 BatSite3SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusgouldii Gould'sWattledBat 15/11/2013 BatSite3SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusmorio ChocolateWattledBat 15/11/2013 BatSite3SM2+BatCallRecording Mormopterusplaniceps Inland/SouthernFreetailͲbat 15/11/2013 BatSite3SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusgeoffroyi LesserLongͲearedBat 15/11/2013 BatSite3SM2+BatCallRecording Vespadelusregulus SouthernForestBat 15/11/2013 FieldCamp Opportunistic Heteronotiabinoei Bynoe'sGecko 15/11/2013 FieldCamp Opportunistic Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 15/11/2013 TrapSite1 Opportunistic Hemiergisinitialis SthFiveͲtoedMulchSkink 15/11/2013 TS1.1 Funnel Delmaaustralis MarbleͲfacedDelma 15/11/2013 TS1.10 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 15/11/2013 TS1.10 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 15/11/2013 TS1.10 Funnel Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 15/11/2013 TS1.10 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 15/11/2013 TS1.10 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 15/11/2013 TS1.2 Funnel Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 15/11/2013 TS1.2 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 15/11/2013 TS1.2 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 15/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 15/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 15/11/2013 TS1.3 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 15/11/2013 TS1.4 Funnel Delmafraseri Fraser’sLeglessLizard 15/11/2013 TS1.4 Bucket Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 15/11/2013 TS1.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS1.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS1.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS1.7 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 15/11/2013 TS1.7 Funnel Hemiergisinitialis SthFiveͲtoedMulchSkink 15/11/2013 TS1.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS1.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS1.8 Funnel Oedurareticulata ReticulatedVelvetGecko 15/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 15/11/2013 TS2.10 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 15/11/2013 TS2.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS2.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS3.1 Bucket Sminthopsisgranulipes WhiteͲtailedDunnart 15/11/2013 TS3.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS3.3 Funnel Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 15/11/2013 TS3.3 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 15/11/2013 TS3.6 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 15/11/2013 TS3.7 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 15/11/2013 TS3.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS3.9 Funnel Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 15/11/2013 TS3.9 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 15/11/2013 TS4.2 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 15/11/2013 TS4.4 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 15/11/2013 TS4.4 Funnel Gehyravariegata VariegatedDtella 15/11/2013 TS4.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS5.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS5.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS5.4 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 15/11/2013 TS5.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS5.7 Funnel Cryptoblepharusbuchananii Buchanan'sSnakeͲeyedSkink 15/11/2013 TS5.7 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 15/11/2013 TS5.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS6.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 15/11/2013 TS6.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS6.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS6.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS6.3 Funnel Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 15/11/2013 TS6.3 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 15/11/2013 TS6.4 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 15/11/2013 TS6.4 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 15/11/2013 TS6.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/11/2013 TS6.6 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 15/11/2013 TS6.8 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 15/11/2013 TS6.9 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 15/11/2013 wpt099 Opportunistic Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 16/11/2013 BatSite4SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusgouldii Gould'sWattledBat 16/11/2013 BatSite4SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusmorio ChocolateWattledBat 16/11/2013 BatSite4SM2+BatCallRecording Mormopterusplaniceps Inland/SouthernFreetailͲbat 16/11/2013 BatSite4SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusgeoffroyi LesserLongͲearedBat 16/11/2013 BatSite4SM2+BatCallRecording Vespadelusregulus SouthernForestBat 16/11/2013 TS1.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS1.10 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 16/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 16/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 16/11/2013 TS1.3 Bucket Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 16/11/2013 TS1.5 Funnel Lucasiummaini Main'sGroundGecko 16/11/2013 TS1.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS1.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 16/11/2013 TS2.1 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 16/11/2013 TS2.10 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 16/11/2013 TS2.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS2.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS2.2 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 16/11/2013 TS2.4 Bucket Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 16/11/2013 TS2.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS2.7 Bucket Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 16/11/2013 TS3.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS3.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 16/11/2013 TS3.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 16/11/2013 TS3.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS4.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS4.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS4.2 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 16/11/2013 TS4.3 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 16/11/2013 TS4.3 Bucket Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 16/11/2013 TS4.4 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 16/11/2013 TS4.5 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 16/11/2013 TS4.6 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 16/11/2013 TS4.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS4.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS4.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS4.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS4.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS4.8 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 16/11/2013 TS4.9 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 16/11/2013 TS5.1 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 16/11/2013 TS5.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS5.3 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS5.3 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 16/11/2013 TS5.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS5.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS5.4 Bucket Sminthopsisgranulipes WhiteͲtailedDunnart 16/11/2013 TS5.5 Funnel Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 16/11/2013 TS5.5 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 16/11/2013 TS5.6 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS5.6 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 16/11/2013 TS5.7 Bucket Morethiabutleri WoodlandDarkͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS5.7 Elliot(A) Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 16/11/2013 TS5.9 Funnel Leristatimida DwarfThreeͲtoedSlider 16/11/2013 TS6.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS6.1 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS6.1 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS6.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS6.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 16/11/2013 TS6.2 Bucket Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 16/11/2013 TS6.2 Bucket Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 16/11/2013 TS6.4 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 16/11/2013 TS6.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 16/11/2013 TS6.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/11/2013 TS6.9 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 16/11/2013 wpt036 Elliot(B) Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 16/11/2013 wpt095 Elliot(B) Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 17/11/2013 TrapSite1 Opportunistic Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 17/11/2013 TS1.1 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 17/11/2013 TS1.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS1.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS1.10 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 17/11/2013 TS1.2 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 17/11/2013 TS1.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS1.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS1.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS1.4 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 17/11/2013 TS1.6 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 17/11/2013 TS1.7 Bucket Lucasiummaini Main'sGroundGecko 17/11/2013 TS1.7 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 17/11/2013 TS1.7 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 17/11/2013 TS1.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS1.8 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS1.8 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 17/11/2013 TS1.8 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 17/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 17/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 17/11/2013 TS2.1 Funnel Strophurusspinigerus OrangeͲeyedSouthwesternSpinyͲtailedGecko 17/11/2013 TS2.1 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 17/11/2013 TS2.2 Funnel Strophurusspinigerus OrangeͲeyedSouthwesternSpinyͲtailedGecko 17/11/2013 TS2.3 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 17/11/2013 TS2.4 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 17/11/2013 TS2.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS2.5 Funnel Delmafraseri Fraser’sLeglessLizard Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 17/11/2013 TS2.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS2.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS2.9 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 17/11/2013 TS2.9 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS3.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS3.10 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 17/11/2013 TS3.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS3.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS3.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS3.8 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 17/11/2013 TS3.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS3.9 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 17/11/2013 TS3.9 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 17/11/2013 TS4.1 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 17/11/2013 TS4.1 Funnel Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 17/11/2013 TS4.2 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 17/11/2013 TS4.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS4.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS4.3 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 17/11/2013 TS4.3 Bucket Rankiniaadelaidensis EasternHeathDragon 17/11/2013 TS4.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS4.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS5.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS5.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS5.4 Funnel Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 17/11/2013 TS5.5 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 17/11/2013 TS5.7 Funnel Morethiabutleri WoodlandDarkͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS5.7 Bucket Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 17/11/2013 TS6.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS6.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/11/2013 TS6.2 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 17/11/2013 TS6.9 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 17/11/2013 wpt013 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 17/11/2013 wpt034 Elliot(B) Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 17/11/2013 wpt045 Opportunistic Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 18/11/2013 TrapSite5 Opportunistic Lucasiummaini Main'sGroundGecko Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 18/11/2013 TS1.1 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 18/11/2013 TS1.10 Funnel Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 18/11/2013 TS1.10 Bucket Lucasiummaini Main'sGroundGecko 18/11/2013 TS1.2 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS1.3 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 18/11/2013 TS1.3 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 18/11/2013 TS1.4 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 18/11/2013 TS1.4 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 18/11/2013 TS1.7 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS1.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS1.8 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 18/11/2013 TS1.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS2.1 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS2.2 Funnel Ramphotyphlopsbicolor DarkͲspinedBlindSnake 18/11/2013 TS2.3 Funnel Heteronotiabinoei Bynoe'sGecko 18/11/2013 TS2.3 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 18/11/2013 TS2.3 Funnel Underwoodisaurusmilii BarkingGecko 18/11/2013 TS2.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS2.4 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS2.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS2.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS2.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS2.9 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 18/11/2013 TS3.6 Funnel Delmafraseri Fraser’sLeglessLizard 18/11/2013 TS3.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS3.9 Funnel Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 18/11/2013 TS4.1 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 18/11/2013 TS4.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS4.1 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 18/11/2013 TS4.3 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 18/11/2013 TS4.3 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 18/11/2013 TS4.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS4.5 Funnel Delmafraseri Fraser’sLeglessLizard 18/11/2013 TS4.5 Funnel Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 18/11/2013 TS4.6 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 18/11/2013 TS4.7 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 18/11/2013 TS4.7 Funnel Morethiabutleri WoodlandDarkͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS4.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS4.9 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 18/11/2013 TS5.1 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS5.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS5.2 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 18/11/2013 TS5.3 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS5.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS5.5 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS6.1 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS6.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS6.3 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS6.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS6.4 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 18/11/2013 TS6.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/11/2013 TS6.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/11/2013 TS6.9 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 19/11/2013 TrapSite4 Opportunistic Hemiergisinitialis SthFiveͲtoedMulchSkink 19/11/2013 TS2.3 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 19/11/2013 TS2.6 Bucket Pseudomysalbocinereus AshͲgreyMouse 19/11/2013 TS4.10 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 19/11/2013 TS4.2 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 19/11/2013 TS4.3 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 19/11/2013 TS4.7 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 19/11/2013 TS4.7 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 19/11/2013 TS4.7 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 19/11/2013 TS4.8 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 19/11/2013 TS5.1 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 19/11/2013 TS5.3 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 19/11/2013 TS5.3 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 19/11/2013 TS6.10 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 19/11/2013 TS6.9 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 20/11/2013 TS5.5 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 20/11/2013 TS6.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 20/11/2013 TS6.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 20/11/2013 TS6.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 20/11/2013 TS6.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 20/11/2013 TS6.4 Funnel Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 11/03/2014 BatSite5SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusgouldii Gould'sWattledBat 11/03/2014 BatSite5SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusmorio ChocolateWattledBat 11/03/2014 BatSite5SM2+BatCallRecording Mormopterusplaniceps Inland/SouthernFreetailͲbat 11/03/2014 BatSite5SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusgeoffroyi LesserLongͲearedBat 11/03/2014 BatSite5SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusmajortor CentralLongͲearedBat 11/03/2014 BatSite5SM2+BatCallRecording Scotorepensbalstoni InlandBroadͲnosedBat 11/03/2014 BatSite5SM2+BatCallRecording Tadaridaaustralis WhiteͲstripedFreetailͲbat 11/03/2014 BatSite5SM2+BatCallRecording Vespadelusregulus SouthernForestBat 11/03/2014 TS1.1 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 11/03/2014 TS1.1 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 11/03/2014 TS1.1 Bucket Pseudophryneoccidentalis WesternToadlet 11/03/2014 TS1.3 Funnel Gehyravariegata VariegatedDtella 11/03/2014 TS1.8 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 12/03/2014 BatSite6SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusgouldii Gould'sWattledBat 12/03/2014 BatSite6SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusmorio ChocolateWattledBat 12/03/2014 BatSite6SM2+BatCallRecording Mormopterusplaniceps Inland/SouthernFreetailͲbat 12/03/2014 BatSite6SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusgeoffroyi LesserLongͲearedBat 12/03/2014 BatSite6SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusmajortor CentralLongͲearedBat 12/03/2014 BatSite6SM2+BatCallRecording Scotorepensbalstoni InlandBroadͲnosedBat 12/03/2014 BatSite6SM2+BatCallRecording Tadaridaaustralis WhiteͲstripedFreetailͲbat 12/03/2014 BatSite6SM2+BatCallRecording Vespadelusregulus SouthernForestBat 12/03/2014 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Macropusfuliginosus WesternGreyKangaroo 12/03/2014 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Oryctolaguscuniculus Rabbit 12/03/2014 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Camelusdromedarius DromedaryCamel 12/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Molochhorridus ThornyDevil 12/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Canislupus Dog 12/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Ctenophoruscristatus CrestedBicycleDragon 12/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 12/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Pseudonajaaffinis Dugite 12/03/2014 TS1.10 Bucket Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 12/03/2014 TS1.2 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 12/03/2014 TS1.2 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 12/03/2014 TS1.2 Bucket Gehyravariegata VariegatedDtella 12/03/2014 TS1.3 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 12/03/2014 TS1.6 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 12/03/2014 TS1.6 Bucket Oedurareticulata ReticulatedVelvetGecko 12/03/2014 TS1.8 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 12/03/2014 TS1.9 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 12/03/2014 TS3.10 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 12/03/2014 TS3.2 Bucket Molochhorridus ThornyDevil 12/03/2014 TS3.7 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 12/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 12/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 12/03/2014 TS4.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 12/03/2014 TS4.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 12/03/2014 TS5.10 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 12/03/2014 TS5.10 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 12/03/2014 TS5.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 12/03/2014 TS5.3 Funnel Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 12/03/2014 TS5.4 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 12/03/2014 TS5.5 Bucket Ctenophorussalinarum SaltPanDragon 12/03/2014 TS5.6 Bucket Cryptoblepharusbuchananii Buchanan'sSnakeͲeyedSkink 12/03/2014 TS6.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 12/03/2014 TS6.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 12/03/2014 TS6.3 Bucket Ctenophorussalinarum SaltPanDragon 12/03/2014 TS6.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 12/03/2014 TS6.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 12/03/2014 TS6.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 12/03/2014 TS6.4 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 12/03/2014 TS6.5 Bucket Ctenophorussalinarum SaltPanDragon 12/03/2014 wpt018 Elliot(B) Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 13/03/2014 BatSite7SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusgouldii Gould'sWattledBat 13/03/2014 BatSite7SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusmorio ChocolateWattledBat 13/03/2014 BatSite7SM2+BatCallRecording Mormopterusplaniceps Inland/SouthernFreetailͲbat 13/03/2014 BatSite7SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusgeoffroyi LesserLongͲearedBat 13/03/2014 BatSite7SM2+BatCallRecording Scotorepensbalstoni InlandBroadͲnosedBat 13/03/2014 BatSite7SM2+BatCallRecording Tadaridaaustralis WhiteͲstripedFreetailͲbat 13/03/2014 BatSite7SM2+BatCallRecording Vespadelusregulus SouthernForestBat 13/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 13/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Cryptoblepharusbuchananii Buchanan'sSnakeͲeyedSkink Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 13/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Ctenophorussalinarum SaltPanDragon 13/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 13/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 13/03/2014 TS1.1 Bucket Oedurareticulata ReticulatedVelvetGecko 13/03/2014 TS1.10 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS1.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS1.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS1.7 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS1.9 Bucket Lucasiummaini Main'sGroundGecko 13/03/2014 TS2.1 Bucket Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 13/03/2014 TS2.1 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 13/03/2014 TS2.1 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS2.4 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS2.5 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/03/2014 TS2.5 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 13/03/2014 TS2.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS2.8 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 13/03/2014 TS2.9 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 13/03/2014 TS3.10 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 13/03/2014 TS3.10 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 13/03/2014 TS3.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS3.7 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS3.9 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS4.1 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS4.10 Funnel Molochhorridus ThornyDevil 13/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 13/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS4.4 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 13/03/2014 TS4.4 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS4.5 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 13/03/2014 TS4.5 Bucket Cryptoblepharusbuchananii Buchanan'sSnakeͲeyedSkink 13/03/2014 TS4.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS5.1 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 13/03/2014 TS5.2 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS5.7 Funnel Underwoodisaurusmilii BarkingGecko 13/03/2014 TS5.8 Elliot(A) Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 13/03/2014 TS5.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS5.8 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS6.1 Opportunistic Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 13/03/2014 TS6.2 Bucket Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 13/03/2014 TS6.3 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 13/03/2014 TS6.4 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/03/2014 TS6.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 13/03/2014 TS6.6 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 13/03/2014 wpt018 Elliot(B) Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 13/03/2014 wpt024 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 13/03/2014 wpt032 Elliot(B) Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 13/03/2014 wpt089 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 14/03/2014 BatSite8SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusgouldii Gould'sWattledBat 14/03/2014 BatSite8SM2+BatCallRecording Mormopterusplaniceps Inland/SouthernFreetailͲbat 14/03/2014 BatSite8SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusgeoffroyi LesserLongͲearedBat 14/03/2014 BatSite8SM2+BatCallRecording Tadaridaaustralis WhiteͲstripedFreetailͲbat 14/03/2014 BatSite8SM2+BatCallRecording Vespadelusregulus SouthernForestBat 14/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Ctenophoruscristatus CrestedBicycleDragon 14/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Ctenophorussalinarum SaltPanDragon 14/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Ctenophorussalinarum SaltPanDragon 14/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Ctenophorussalinarum SaltPanDragon 14/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Molochhorridus ThornyDevil 14/03/2014 TS1.1 Bucket Pseudophryneoccidentalis WesternToadlet 14/03/2014 TS1.1 Bucket Pseudophryneoccidentalis WesternToadlet 14/03/2014 TS1.1 Bucket Pseudophryneoccidentalis WesternToadlet 14/03/2014 TS1.1 Bucket Pseudophryneoccidentalis WesternToadlet 14/03/2014 TS1.8 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 14/03/2014 TS1.8 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 14/03/2014 TS1.9 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/03/2014 TS2.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/03/2014 TS2.3 Bucket Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 14/03/2014 TS2.4 Bucket Underwoodisaurusmilii BarkingGecko 14/03/2014 TS2.5 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 14/03/2014 TS2.6 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 14/03/2014 TS2.9 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/03/2014 TS3.2 Bucket Underwoodisaurusmilii BarkingGecko 14/03/2014 TS3.7 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 14/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 14/03/2014 TS4.3 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 14/03/2014 TS4.4 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/03/2014 TS4.5 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 14/03/2014 TS4.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/03/2014 TS4.9 Bucket Ramphotyphlopsaustralis SouthernBlindSnake 14/03/2014 TS5.10 Elliot(A) Musmusculus HouseMouse 14/03/2014 TS5.3 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 14/03/2014 TS6.10 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/03/2014 TS6.7 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/03/2014 TS6.8 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 14/03/2014 TS6.8 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 14/03/2014 TS6.8 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 14/03/2014 TS6.9 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 14/03/2014 TS6.9 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 14/03/2014 wpt024 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 14/03/2014 wpt024 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 14/03/2014 wpt091 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 14/03/2014 wpt101 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 14/03/2014 wpt105 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 15/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Ctenophoruscristatus CrestedBicycleDragon 15/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Ctenophorussalinarum SaltPanDragon 15/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Heteronotiabinoei Bynoe'sGecko 15/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 15/03/2014 TS1.10 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS1.10 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 15/03/2014 TS1.10 Bucket Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 15/03/2014 TS1.9 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 15/03/2014 TS2.10 Funnel Underwoodisaurusmilii BarkingGecko Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 15/03/2014 TS2.5 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS2.6 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 15/03/2014 TS2.8 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 15/03/2014 TS2.9 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 15/03/2014 TS2.9 Bucket Morethiabutleri WoodlandDarkͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS3.1 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS3.1 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 15/03/2014 TS3.4 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS3.5 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 15/03/2014 TS3.5 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS4.1 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 15/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 15/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS4.3 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS4.3 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 15/03/2014 TS4.4 Bucket Cryptoblepharusbuchananii Buchanan'sSnakeͲeyedSkink 15/03/2014 TS4.4 Bucket Cercartetusconcinnus WesternPygmyͲpossum 15/03/2014 TS4.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS4.8 Bucket Molochhorridus ThornyDevil 15/03/2014 TS5.10 Elliot(A) Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 15/03/2014 TS5.6 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 15/03/2014 TS5.6 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 15/03/2014 TS5.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS5.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 15/03/2014 TS5.7 Bucket Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 15/03/2014 TS5.7 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 15/03/2014 TS6.10 Bucket Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 15/03/2014 wpt011 Elliot(B) Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 15/03/2014 wpt024 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 15/03/2014 wpt094 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 15/03/2014 wpt101 Elliot(B) Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 16/03/2014 BatSite10 SM2+BatCallRecording Chalinolobusgouldii Gould'sWattledBat 16/03/2014 BatSite10 SM2+BatCallRecording Mormopterusplaniceps Inland/SouthernFreetailͲbat 16/03/2014 BatSite10 SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusgeoffroyi LesserLongͲearedBat 16/03/2014 BatSite10 SM2+BatCallRecording Nyctophilusmajortor CentralLongͲearedBat 16/03/2014 BatSite10 SM2+BatCallRecording Tadaridaaustralis WhiteͲstripedFreetailͲbat Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 16/03/2014 BatSite10 SM2+BatCallRecording Vespadelusregulus SouthernForestBat 16/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Cryptoblepharusbuchananii Buchanan'sSnakeͲeyedSkink 16/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Ctenophoruscristatus CrestedBicycleDragon 16/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Heteronotiabinoei Bynoe'sGecko 16/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Heteronotiabinoei Bynoe'sGecko 16/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 16/03/2014 Opportunistic Opportunistic Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 16/03/2014 TS1.5 Bucket Cryptoblepharusbuchananii Buchanan'sSnakeͲeyedSkink 16/03/2014 TS1.5 Funnel Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 16/03/2014 TS2.2 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS3.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS3.4 Bucket Ramphotyphlopsaustralis SouthernBlindSnake 16/03/2014 TS3.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS3.5 Bucket Ctenophoruscristatus CrestedBicycleDragon 16/03/2014 TS3.5 Bucket Leristadistinguenda SWFourͲtoedLerista 16/03/2014 TS3.5 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 16/03/2014 TS4.5 Bucket Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 16/03/2014 TS4.7 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 16/03/2014 TS5.10 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS5.5 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 16/03/2014 TS5.5 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS5.8 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS5.8 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS6.10 Funnel Morethiabutleri WoodlandDarkͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS6.2 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS6.5 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS6.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 TS6.8 Bucket Molochhorridus ThornyDevil 16/03/2014 TS6.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 16/03/2014 wpt032 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 16/03/2014 wpt079 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 16/03/2014 wpt090 Elliot(B) Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 16/03/2014 wpt094 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 16/03/2014 wpt098 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 17/03/2014 TS1.1 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 17/03/2014 TS1.1 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS1.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS1.2 Funnel Parasutanigriceps BlackͲbackedSnake 17/03/2014 TS1.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS1.5 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS1.6 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 17/03/2014 TS1.6 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS1.6 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS1.6 Funnel Gehyravariegata VariegatedDtella 17/03/2014 TS1.7 Bucket Molochhorridus ThornyDevil 17/03/2014 TS1.7 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS1.8 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 17/03/2014 TS1.8 Bucket Ctenotusschomburgkii BarredWedgeͲsnoutCtenotus 17/03/2014 TS1.8 Bucket Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 17/03/2014 TS1.9 Bucket Molochhorridus ThornyDevil 17/03/2014 TS1.9 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS1.9 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS1.9 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS2.4 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS3.6 Bucket Ctenophoruscristatus CrestedBicycleDragon 17/03/2014 TS3.8 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 17/03/2014 TS4.10 Bucket Menetiagreyii DwarfSkink 17/03/2014 TS4.2 Bucket Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS4.4 Bucket Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 17/03/2014 TS4.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS4.8 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS4.9 Funnel Egerniarichardi WoodlandCreviceSkink 17/03/2014 TS5.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS5.6 Funnel Parasutanigriceps BlackͲbackedSnake 17/03/2014 TS5.8 Funnel Morethiabutleri WoodlandDarkͲfleckedMorethia 17/03/2014 TS5.9 Funnel Underwoodisaurusmilii BarkingGecko 17/03/2014 TS6.10 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 17/03/2014 TS6.10 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 17/03/2014 TS6.7 Opportunistic Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 17/03/2014 TS6.9 Funnel Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon Date TrapSite TrapType Species CommonName 17/03/2014 wpt016 Elliot(B) Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 17/03/2014 wpt018 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 17/03/2014 wpt040 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 17/03/2014 wpt040 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 17/03/2014 wpt089 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 17/03/2014 wpt097 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 17/03/2014 wpt103 Elliot(B) Musmusculus HouseMouse 17/03/2014 wpt107 Elliot(B) Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 18/03/2014 TS2.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS2.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS2.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS2.5 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS2.6 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/03/2014 TS3.5 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/03/2014 TS3.5 Bucket Underwoodisaurusmilii BarkingGecko 18/03/2014 TS3.5 Funnel Underwoodisaurusmilii BarkingGecko 18/03/2014 TS3.8 Elliot(A) Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/03/2014 TS4.1 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS4.10 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/03/2014 TS4.3 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS4.5 Bucket Pseudomysbolami Bolam'sMouse 18/03/2014 TS4.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS4.6 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS4.7 Funnel Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko 18/03/2014 TS6.10 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS6.10 Funnel Crenadactylusocellatusocellatus ClawlessGecko 18/03/2014 TS6.2 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS6.3 Bucket Musmusculus HouseMouse 18/03/2014 TS6.4 Funnel Morethiaobscura ShrublandPaleͲfleckedMorethia 18/03/2014 TS6.8 Bucket Pogonaminorminor WesternBeardedDragon 18/03/2014 TS6.8 Bucket Diplodactylusgranariensis WheatbeltStoneGecko Phase1&2 BirdObservations

Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 11/11/2013 TrapSite1 Opportunistic Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 2 12:00:00PM 11/11/2013 TrapSite1 Opportunistic Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 12:00:00PM 12/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Falcocenchroides AustralianKestrel 2 12:00:00PM 12/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Melopsittacusundulatus Budgerigar 2 12:00:00PM 12/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 10 12:00:00PM 12/11/2013 TrapSite3 Opportunistic Melithreptusbrevirostris BrownͲheadedHoneyeater 1 12:00:00PM 12/11/2013 TrapSite3 Opportunistic Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 10 12:00:00PM 12/11/2013 Wpt46 Opportunistic Ardeotisaustralis AustralianBustard 1 12:00:00PM 13/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 2 12:00:00PM 13/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 10 12:00:00PM 13/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 2 12:00:00PM 13/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 2 12:00:00PM 13/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 2 12:00:00PM 13/11/2013 TrapSite5 Opportunistic Falcocenchroides AustralianKestrel 1 12:00:00PM 14/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 6:09:00AM 14/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 6 6:09:00AM 14/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Cuculuspallidus PallidCuckoo 1 6:09:00AM 14/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 6:09:00AM 14/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 6:09:00AM 14/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 6:09:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Melithreptusbrevirostris BrownͲheadedHoneyeater 5 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Colluricinclaharmonica GreyShrikeͲthrush 1 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 1 5:35:00AM 5:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Meropsornatus RainbowBeeͲeater 1 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 5:35:00AM 5:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 2 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 5:35:00AM 5:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 5:35:00AM 5:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 5:35:00AM 5:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Gerygonefusca WesternGerygone 1 5:35:00AM 5:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 5:35:00AM 5:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 2 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 2 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 8:20:00AM 8:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 8:20:00AM 8:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 4 8:20:00AM 8:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 8:20:00AM 8:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 14/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Phylidonyrismelanops TawnyͲcrownedHoneyeater 2 8:20:00AM 8:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 8:20:00AM 8:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite2toCamp Transect Falcocenchroides AustralianKestrel 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite2toCamp Transect Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite2toCamp Transect Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite2toCamp Transect Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite2toCamp Transect Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite2toCamp Transect Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite2toCamp Transect Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 3 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite2toCamp Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite2toCamp Transect Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Maluruspulcherrimus BlueͲbreastedFairyͲwren 1 5:00:00PM 5:20:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichmeraindistincta BrownHoneyeater 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Pachycephalapectoralis GoldenWhistler 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Pachycephalapectoralis GoldenWhistler 1 9:35:00AM 9:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Colluricinclaharmonica GreyShrikeͲthrush 2 9:35:00AM 9:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 1 5:00:00PM 5:20:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Zosteropslateralis Silvereye 1 9:35:00AM 9:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 9:35:00AM 9:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 5:00:00PM 5:20:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Eopsaltriaaustralis WesternYellowRobin 1 9:35:00AM 9:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 3 9:35:00AM 9:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 5:00:00PM 5:20:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 2 9:35:00AM 9:55:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 5:00:00PM 5:20:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite3to4TransectCoracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 9:55:00AM 10:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite3to4 Transect Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 2 9:55:00AM 10:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite3to4 Transect Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 1 9:55:00AM 10:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite3to4 Transect Phylidonyrismelanops TawnyͲcrownedHoneyeater 1 9:55:00AM 10:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite3to4 Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 9:55:00AM 10:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite3to4 Transect Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 9:55:00AM 10:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite3to4 Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 9:55:00AM 10:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 10:20:00AM 10:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 10 7:40:00AM 8:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 5 7:40:00AM 8:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 3 7:40:00AM 8:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 2 7:40:00AM 8:00:00AM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 3 10:20:00AM 10:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 10:20:00AM 10:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 4 7:40:00AM 8:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 7:40:00AM 8:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 10:20:00AM 10:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 7:40:00AM 8:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 2 10:20:00AM 10:40:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite4to2 Transect Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 2 10:40:00AM 11:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite4to2 Transect Pyrrholaemusbrunneus Redthroat 2 10:40:00AM 11:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite4to2 Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 10:40:00AM 11:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite4to2 Transect Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 10:40:00AM 11:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite4to2 Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 10:40:00AM 11:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite4to2 Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 10:40:00AM 11:00:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Falcocenchroides AustralianKestrel 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 4:10:00PM 4:30:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 2 4:10:00PM 4:30:00PM 14/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Manorinaflavigula YellowͲthroatedMiner 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 1 6:15:00AM 6:35:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Cacomantisflabelliformis FanͲtailedCuckoo 1 6:15:00AM 6:35:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 2 6:15:00AM 6:35:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 12 6:15:00AM 6:35:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Pyrrholaemusbrunneus Redthroat 1 6:15:00AM 6:35:00AM 14/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Manorinaflavigula YellowͲthroatedMiner 2 6:15:00AM 6:35:00AM 15/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 6:05:00AM 15/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 5 6:05:00AM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Falcocenchroides AustralianKestrel 1 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Artamuscinereus BlackͲfacedWoodswallow 2 1:30:00PM 3:00:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 1 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Melopsittacusundulatus Budgerigar 4 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 4 1:30:00PM 3:00:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 1 1:30:00PM 3:00:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 1:30:00PM 3:00:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 2 1:30:00PM 3:00:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Hamirostraisura SquareͲtailedKite 1 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 3 1:30:00PM 3:00:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Gerygonefusca WesternGerygone 1 1:30:00PM 3:00:00PM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 1:30:00PM 3:00:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 1 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 15/11/2013 Camp Opportunistic Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 1 1:30:00PM 3:00:00PM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 2 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Maluruspulcherrimus BlueͲbreastedFairyͲwren 4 2:25:00PM 2:45:00PM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 1 2:25:00PM 2:45:00PM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Colluricinclaharmonica GreyShrikeͲthrush 1 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Turnixvelox LittleButtonͲquail 1 2:25:00PM 2:45:00PM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 7 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 2 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 2:25:00PM 2:45:00PM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Climacterisrufa RufousTreecreeper 1 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 2 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 5 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 2:25:00PM 2:45:00PM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 5 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 2:25:00PM 2:45:00PM 15/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 2 9:50:00AM 10:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Maluruspulcherrimus BlueͲbreastedFairyͲwren 2 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 1 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 1 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Chrysococcyxbasalis Horsfield`sBronzeCuckoo 1 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 5 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Dicaeumhirundinaceum Mistletoebird 1 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Certhionyxvariegatus PiedHoneyeater 1 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 2 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Climacterisrufa RufousTreecreeper 2 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 2 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Podargusstrigoides TawnyFrogmouth 3 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 20 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Gerygonefusca WesternGerygone 1 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 4 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDam Transect Lichenostomusornatus YellowͲplumedHoneyeater 2 10:10:00AM 11:10:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDamtoProposedWorkshop Transect Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 5 11:10:00AM 11:15:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDamtoProposedWorkshop Transect Certhionyxvariegatus PiedHoneyeater 2 11:10:00AM 11:15:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDamtoProposedWorkshop Transect Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 11:10:00AM 11:15:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedTailingsDamtoProposedWorkshop Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 11:10:00AM 11:15:00AM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 2 11:15:00AM 12:00:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 3:30:00PM 5:20:00PM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Melopsittacusundulatus Budgerigar 1 11:15:00AM 12:00:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 1 11:15:00AM 12:00:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Turnixvelox LittleButtonͲquail 2 11:15:00AM 12:00:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Turnixvelox LittleButtonͲquail 1 3:30:00PM 5:20:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 2 11:15:00AM 12:00:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 1 3:30:00PM 5:20:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 2 11:15:00AM 12:00:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 2 3:30:00PM 5:20:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 3:30:00PM 5:20:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 2 11:15:00AM 12:00:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 3:30:00PM 5:20:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 3:30:00PM 5:20:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 11:15:00AM 12:00:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 3:30:00PM 5:20:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 11:15:00AM 12:00:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 3 3:30:00PM 5:20:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Acanthizachrysorrhoa YellowͲrumpedThornbill 3 11:15:00AM 12:00:00PM 15/11/2013 ProposedWorkshop Transect Acanthizachrysorrhoa YellowͲrumpedThornbill 4 3:30:00PM 5:20:00PM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Melithreptusbrevirostris BrownͲheadedHoneyeater 5 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Colluricinclaharmonica GreyShrikeͲthrush 1 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 2 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 4 8:30:00AM 8:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 7:25:00AM 7:45:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 7:25:00AM 7:45:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:25:00AM 7:45:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichmeraindistincta BrownHoneyeater 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Pyrrholaemusbrunneus Redthroat 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 7:55:00AM 8:15:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 7:55:00AM 8:15:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:55:00AM 8:15:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 5 7:55:00AM 8:15:00AM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 15/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Falcocenchroides AustralianKestrel 1 6:30:00AM 6:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 6:30:00AM 6:50:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 5:40:00AM 6:00:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 5:40:00AM 6:00:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 5:40:00AM 6:00:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Cacomantisflabelliformis FanͲtailedCuckoo 1 5:40:00AM 6:00:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 2 5:40:00AM 6:00:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 5:40:00AM 6:00:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Pyrrholaemusbrunneus Redthroat 2 5:40:00AM 6:00:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 5:40:00AM 6:00:00AM 15/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Manorinaflavigula YellowͲthroatedMiner 1 5:40:00AM 6:00:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Ardeotisaustralis AustralianBustard 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Aegothelescristatus AustralianOwletͲnightjar 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Nymphicushollandicus Cockatiel 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Dromaiusnovaehollandiae Emu 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Pachycephalapectoralis GoldenWhistler 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Cuculuspallidus PallidCuckoo 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Meropsornatus RainbowBeeͲeater 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Lichenostomusvirescens SingingHoneyeater 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 9:20:00AM 11:30:00AM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Falcocenchroides AustralianKestrel 2 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Corvuscoronoides AustralianRaven 5 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 1 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 1 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 2 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 2 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 4 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 5 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 ProposedWasteDump Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 6 3:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 3 5:55:00AM 6:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 5 5:55:00AM 6:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Meropsornatus RainbowBeeͲeater 1 5:55:00AM 6:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 5:55:00AM 6:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 5:55:00AM 6:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 5:55:00AM 6:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 3 5:55:00AM 6:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 6 5:55:00AM 6:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 2 5:20:00PM 5:40:00PM 16/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:20:00AM 7:40:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 2 5:20:00PM 5:40:00PM 16/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichmeraindistincta BrownHoneyeater 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 4 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 1 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 6:55:00AM 7:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 2 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 3 6:55:00AM 7:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 6:55:00AM 7:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 6:55:00AM 7:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 2 6:55:00AM 7:15:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 5:45:00PM 6:05:00PM 16/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Turnixvelox LittleButtonͲquail 1 3:15:00PM 3:35:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 2 3:15:00PM 3:35:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Pyrrholaemusbrunneus Redthroat 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 16/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Manorinaflavigula YellowͲthroatedMiner 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 17/11/2013 Camp 20minPointSurvey Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 12:00:00PM 3:00:00PM 17/11/2013 Camp 20minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 12:00:00PM 3:00:00PM 17/11/2013 Camp 20minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 12:00:00PM 3:00:00PM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 17/11/2013 Camp 20minPointSurvey Acanthizachrysorrhoa YellowͲrumpedThornbill 3 12:00:00PM 3:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Melithreptusbrevirostris BrownͲheadedHoneyeater 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Chrysococcyxbasalis Horsfield`sBronzeCuckoo 1 8:10:00AM 8:30:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 1 8:10:00AM 8:30:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Dicaeumhirundinaceum Mistletoebird 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Cuculuspallidus PallidCuckoo 1 8:10:00AM 8:30:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 1 8:10:00AM 8:30:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 5 8:10:00AM 8:30:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 8:10:00AM 8:30:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 8:10:00AM 8:30:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Platycercusicterotisxanthogenys WesternRosella(Inlandssp) 3 8:10:00AM 8:30:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Platycercusicterotisxanthogenys WesternRosella(Inlandssp) 3 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 10 8:10:00AM 8:30:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 12 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 2 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 3 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Melithreptusbrevirostris BrownͲheadedHoneyeater 3 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Melopsittacusundulatus Budgerigar 2 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 1 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Colluricinclaharmonica GreyShrikeͲthrush 4 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 3 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 10 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Climacterisrufa RufousTreecreeper 1 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 11 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 7 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 15 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Gerygonefusca WesternGerygone 1 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Platycercusicterotisxanthogenys WesternRosella(Inlandssp) 7 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Eopsaltriaaustralis WesternYellowRobin 1 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 5 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 4 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite1toCamp Transect Lichenostomusornatus YellowͲplumedHoneyeater 3 9:10:00AM 10:35:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 1 7:20:00AM 7:40:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 4:00:00PM 4:45:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Phylidonyrismelanops TawnyͲcrownedHoneyeater 1 7:20:00AM 7:40:00AM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 17/11/2013 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:20:00AM 7:40:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichmeraindistincta BrownHoneyeater 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 2 4:25:00PM 4:45:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 3 4:25:00PM 4:45:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 2 4:25:00PM 4:45:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 7:00:00AM 7:20:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 2 4:25:00PM 4:45:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 2 4:25:00PM 4:45:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 2 3:30:00AM 3:50:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 3:30:00AM 3:50:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 2 3:30:00AM 3:50:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 6 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 4 3:30:00AM 3:50:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 3:30:00AM 3:50:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Falcocenchroides AustralianKestrel 1 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Falcocenchroides AustralianKestrel 1 5:00:00PM 5:20:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Dromaiusnovaehollandiae Emu 1 5:00:00PM 5:20:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 6 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 2 5:00:00PM 5:20:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 4 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Chrysococcyxbasalis Horsfield`sBronzeCuckoo 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 10 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Certhionyxvariegatus PiedHoneyeater 5 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 1 5:50:00AM 6:10:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 5:50:00AM 6:10:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 2 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Pyrrholaemusbrunneus Redthroat 4 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 5 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 3 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 5:50:00AM 6:10:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 3 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 5:50:00AM 6:10:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 3 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Manorinaflavigula YellowͲthroatedMiner 5 5:50:00AM 6:10:00AM 17/11/2013 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Manorinaflavigula YellowͲthroatedMiner 2 11:20:00AM 12:00:00PM 18/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Corvuscoronoides AustralianRaven 2 7:45:00AM 18/11/2013 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Epthianuraalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedChat 10 7:45:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 4 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Chrysococcyxbasalis Horsfield`sBronzeCuckoo 1 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 7 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Certhionyxvariegatus PiedHoneyeater 4 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Lichenostomuscratitius PurpleͲgapedHoneyeater 1 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 2 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 2 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 3 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Artamussuperciliosus WhiteͲbrowedWoodswallow 2 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 6 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 SouthEastCornerofProjectArea Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 2 10:20:00AM 11:20:00AM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 3 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichmeraindistincta BrownHoneyeater 1 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Dromaiusnovaehollandiae Emu 1 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 1 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 1 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Meropsornatus RainbowBeeͲeater 2 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Zosteropslateralis Silvereye 2 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 2 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 2 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 18/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 3 11:35:00AM 12:15:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 1 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Colluricinclaharmonica GreyShrikeͲthrush 1 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 10 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Certhionyxvariegatus PiedHoneyeater 2 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 6 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Epthianuraalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedChat 3 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 1 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Lichenostomusornatus YellowͲplumedHoneyeater 1 3:10:00PM 4:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite1TransectAcanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 4:10:00PM 5:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite1TransectArtamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 1 4:10:00PM 5:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite1TransectCacomantisflabelliformis FanͲtailedCuckoo 1 4:10:00PM 5:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite1TransectArtamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 1 4:10:00PM 5:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite1TransectAnthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 5 4:10:00PM 5:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite1TransectAcanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 2 4:10:00PM 5:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite1TransectPardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 4:10:00PM 5:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite1TransectSmicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 4:10:00PM 5:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite1TransectPhylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 5 4:10:00PM 5:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite1TransectLalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 2 4:10:00PM 5:00:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 19/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichmeraindistincta BrownHoneyeater 1 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 19/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 19/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Certhionyxvariegatus PiedHoneyeater 2 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 19/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 2 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 19/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 19/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 19/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 5 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 19/11/2013 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 2 11:00:00AM 11:20:00AM 19/11/2013 TrapSite4to2 Transect Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 11:30:00AM 12:30:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite4to2TransectCracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 11:30:00AM 12:30:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite4to2TransectAnthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 11:30:00AM 12:30:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite4to2TransectAcanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 11:30:00AM 12:30:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite4to2TransectPardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 2 11:30:00AM 12:30:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite4to2TransectCoturnixpectoralis StubbleQuail 1 11:30:00AM 12:30:00PM 19/11/2013 TrapSite4to2TransectSmicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 11:30:00AM 12:30:00PM 20/11/2013 TrapSite6 Opportunistic Ardeotisaustralis AustralianBustard 2 5:40:00PM 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 2 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 5 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 1 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Pyrrholaemusbrunneus Redthroat 2 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Climacterisrufa RufousTreecreeper 3 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 2 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 11/03/2014 CamptoProposedTailingsDam Transect Lichenostomusornatus YellowͲplumedHoneyeater 2 3:45:00PM 4:45:00PM 11/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Colluricinclaharmonica GreyShrikeͲthrush 1 4:55:00AM 5:15:00AM 11/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 4:55:00AM 5:15:00AM 11/03/2014 TrapSite5 Opportunistic Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 20 3:10:00PM 3:15:00PM 11/03/2014 TrapSite5 Opportunistic Daphoenosittachrysoptera VariedSittella 10 3:10:00PM 3:15:00PM 12/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Pachycephalapectoralis GoldenWhistler 1 6:00:00AM 6:05:00AM 12/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 6:00:00AM 6:05:00AM 12/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 5 6:00:00AM 6:05:00AM 12/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Manorinaflavigula YellowͲthroatedMiner 10 6:00:00AM 6:05:00AM 12/03/2014 LakeMedcalf Transect Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 9:30:00AM 10:30:00AM 12/03/2014 LakeMedcalf Transect Dromaiusnovaehollandiae Emu 1 9:30:00AM 10:30:00AM 12/03/2014 LakeMedcalf Transect Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 9:30:00AM 10:30:00AM 12/03/2014 LakeMedcalf Transect Lichenostomusvirescens SingingHoneyeater 1 9:30:00AM 10:30:00AM 12/03/2014 LakeMedcalf Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 6 9:30:00AM 10:30:00AM 12/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 4 2:30:00PM 2:50:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 2:30:00PM 2:50:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 6 2:30:00PM 2:50:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 1 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Colluricinclaharmonica GreyShrikeͲthrush 1 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 2 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite3 Opportunistic Platycercusicterotisxanthogenys WesternRosella(Inlandssp) 2 8:00:00AM 8:05:00AM 12/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 2 3:05:00PM 3:25:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 3:05:00PM 3:25:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite5 Opportunistic Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 4 7:30:00AM 7:35:00AM 12/03/2014 TrapSite5 Opportunistic Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 20 7:30:00AM 7:35:00AM 12/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 2 4:50:00PM 5:10:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 4:50:00PM 5:10:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 30 4:50:00PM 5:10:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 4:50:00PM 5:10:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 4:25:00PM 4:45:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 4:25:00PM 4:45:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 1 4:25:00PM 4:45:00PM 12/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 4:25:00PM 4:45:00PM 13/03/2014 LakeMedcalf Opportunistic Aquilaaudax WedgeͲtailedEagle 1 9:20:00AM 13/03/2014 TrapSite1 Opportunistic Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 7:00:00AM 13/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 4:35:00PM 4:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 4:35:00PM 4:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite1 Opportunistic Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:00:00AM 13/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 3 10:45:00AM 11:05:00AM 13/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 4:35:00PM 4:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 10:45:00AM 11:05:00AM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 13/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Pachycephalapectoralis GoldenWhistler 1 4:05:00PM 4:25:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 5 4:05:00PM 4:25:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 11:25:00AM 11:45:00AM 13/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 4:05:00PM 4:25:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Platycercusicterotisxanthogenys WesternRosella(Inlandssp) 2 4:05:00PM 4:25:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 11:25:00AM 11:45:00AM 13/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 4:05:00PM 4:25:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 2 12:15:00PM 12:35:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 2:35:00PM 2:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 1 2:35:00PM 2:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 2:35:00PM 2:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 1 2:35:00PM 2:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 2:35:00PM 2:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 2:35:00PM 2:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 3:10:00PM 3:30:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Daphoenosittachrysoptera VariedSittella 8 2:35:00PM 2:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 2:35:00PM 2:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 6 3:10:00PM 3:30:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 2:35:00PM 2:55:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 3:10:00PM 3:30:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Maluruspulcherrimus BlueͲbreastedFairyͲwren 3 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 13/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 2:00:00PM 2:20:00PM 14/03/2014 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Maluruspulcherrimus BlueͲbreastedFairyͲwren 1 7:15:00AM 14/03/2014 AccessTrackE/W Opportunistic Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 7:15:00AM 14/03/2014 NewWasteRockLandform Transect Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 3:30:00PM 4:30:00PM 14/03/2014 NewWasteRockLandform Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 3:30:00PM 4:30:00PM 14/03/2014 NewWasteRockLandform Transect Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 3:30:00PM 4:30:00PM 14/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 1 6:35:00AM 6:35:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Melithreptusbrevirostris BrownͲheadedHoneyeater 4 6:35:00AM 6:35:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 6:35:00AM 6:35:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 6:35:00AM 6:35:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 2 6:35:00AM 6:35:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 2 9:10:00AM 9:30:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 7 8:45:00AM 9:05:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 9:35:00AM 9:55:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 20 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 14/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 3 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Maluruspulcherrimus BlueͲbreastedFairyͲwren 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 14/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Manorinaflavigula YellowͲthroatedMiner 1 7:45:00AM 8:05:00AM 14/03/2014 WestOpenPitSite Transect Pyrrholaemusbrunneus Redthroat 1 4:30:00PM 5:30:00PM 15/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Manorinaflavigula YellowͲthroatedMiner 20 6:00:00AM 15/03/2014 NewTailsStorage Transect Maluruspulcherrimus BlueͲbreastedFairyͲwren 5 10:30:00AM 1:00:00PM 15/03/2014 NewTailsStorage Transect Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 5 10:30:00AM 1:00:00PM 15/03/2014 NewTailsStorage Transect Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 10:30:00AM 1:00:00PM 15/03/2014 NewTailsStorage Transect Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 2 10:30:00AM 1:00:00PM 15/03/2014 NewTailsStorage Transect Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 3 10:30:00AM 1:00:00PM 15/03/2014 NewTailsStorage Transect Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 10:30:00AM 1:00:00PM 15/03/2014 NewTailsStorage Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 7 10:30:00AM 1:00:00PM 15/03/2014 NewTailsStorage Transect Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 10:30:00AM 1:00:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 6:30:00AM 6:50:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 2 4:20:00PM 4:40:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Pachycephalapectoralis GoldenWhistler 1 4:20:00PM 4:40:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 6:30:00AM 6:50:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 4:20:00PM 4:40:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 4:20:00PM 4:40:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 3 6:30:00AM 6:50:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 4:20:00PM 4:40:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 2 6:30:00AM 6:50:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 2 4:20:00PM 4:40:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 2 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 8:15:00AM 8:35:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 2 7:50:00AM 8:10:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 1 5:15:00PM 5:35:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 2 7:50:00AM 8:10:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 5:15:00PM 5:35:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 10 7:50:00AM 8:10:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 3 5:15:00PM 5:35:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Eopsaltriaaustralis WesternYellowRobin 2 5:15:00PM 5:35:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 7:50:00AM 8:10:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 5:15:00PM 5:35:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Melithreptusbrevirostris BrownͲheadedHoneyeater 10 8:40:00AM 9:00:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 3:50:00PM 4:10:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 8:40:00AM 9:00:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 3 8:40:00AM 9:00:00AM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 15/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 3:50:00PM 4:10:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 3:50:00PM 4:10:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 2 9:05:00AM 9:25:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 2 1:00:00PM 1:20:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 3 9:05:00AM 9:25:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 20 1:00:00PM 1:20:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Pyrrholaemusbrunneus Redthroat 1 1:00:00PM 1:20:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 9:05:00AM 9:25:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 30 1:00:00PM 1:20:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Daphoenosittachrysoptera VariedSittella 6 1:00:00PM 1:20:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 9:05:00AM 9:25:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 9:05:00AM 9:25:00AM 15/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 4:50:00PM 5:10:00PM 15/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 8 4:50:00PM 5:10:00PM 16/03/2014 AccessTrackN/S Opportunistic Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 7:00:00AM 16/03/2014 AccessTrackN/S Opportunistic Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 2 7:00:00AM 16/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Glossopsittaporphyrocephala PurpleͲcrownedLorikeet 2 7:10:00AM 16/03/2014 NewMillandAdmin Transect Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 10:05:00AM 11:35:00AM 16/03/2014 NewMillandAdmin Transect Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 10:05:00AM 11:35:00AM 16/03/2014 NewMillandAdmin Transect Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 3 10:05:00AM 11:35:00AM 16/03/2014 NewMillandAdmin Transect Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 1 10:05:00AM 11:35:00AM 16/03/2014 NewMillandAdmin Transect Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 10:05:00AM 11:35:00AM 16/03/2014 NewMillandAdmin Transect Phylidonyrismelanops TawnyͲcrownedHoneyeater 2 10:05:00AM 11:35:00AM 16/03/2014 NewMillandAdmin Transect Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 2 10:05:00AM 11:35:00AM 16/03/2014 NewMillandAdmin Transect Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 10:05:00AM 11:35:00AM 16/03/2014 NewMillandAdmin Transect Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 6 10:05:00AM 11:35:00AM 16/03/2014 NewMillandAdmin Transect Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 10:05:00AM 11:35:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 4 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Pachycephalapectoralis GoldenWhistler 1 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Colluricinclaharmonica GreyShrikeͲthrush 1 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 6:35:00AM 6:55:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 4:40:00PM 5:00:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 8:50:00AM 9:10:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 8:50:00AM 9:10:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 8:50:00AM 9:10:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 5:05:00PM 5:25:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 1 8:25:00AM 8:45:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 1 5:05:00PM 5:25:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 8:25:00AM 8:45:00AM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 16/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 5:05:00PM 5:25:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 8:25:00AM 8:45:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 5:05:00PM 5:25:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 9:15:00AM 9:35:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 4:15:00PM 4:35:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 1 3:50:00PM 4:10:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 8:00:00AM 8:20:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 25 3:50:00PM 4:10:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 8:00:00AM 8:20:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 3:50:00PM 4:10:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 8:00:00AM 8:20:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 3:50:00PM 4:10:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 2 3:50:00PM 4:10:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 7:30:00AM 7:50:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 1 3:20:00PM 3:40:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 3:20:00PM 3:40:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 3:20:00PM 3:40:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:30:00AM 7:50:00AM 16/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 3:20:00PM 3:40:00PM 16/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Manorinaflavigula YellowͲthroatedMiner 1 3:20:00PM 3:40:00PM 17/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Corvuscoronoides AustralianRaven 1 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 17/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Coracinanovaehollandiae BlackͲfacedCuckooͲshrike 1 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 17/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 10 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 17/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Colluricinclaharmonica GreyShrikeͲthrush 1 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 17/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Pardalotuspunctatus SpottedPardalote 3 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 17/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 4 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 17/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 15 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 17/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 10 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 17/03/2014 Camp Opportunistic Lichenostomusornatus YellowͲplumedHoneyeater 2 12:00:00PM 12:30:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite120minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 4:50:00PM 5:10:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 3:35:00PM 3:55:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite220minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 6:50:00AM 7:10:00AM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 2 6:25:00PM 6:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 1 6:25:00PM 6:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 1 4:00:00PM 4:20:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Acanthizaapicalis BroadͲtailedThornbill 2 6:25:00PM 6:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Melithreptusbrevirostris BrownͲheadedHoneyeater 15 6:25:00PM 6:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Oreoicagutturalispallescens CrestedBellbird 1 6:25:00PM 6:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 6:25:00PM 6:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Pyrrholaemusbrunneus Redthroat 2 6:25:00PM 6:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Pardalotusstriatus StriatedPardalote 1 6:25:00PM 6:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 2 6:25:00PM 6:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 4:00:00PM 4:20:00PM Date Site SurveyType Species CommonName Numberobserved StartTime EndTime 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 6:25:00PM 6:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite320minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 4:00:00PM 4:20:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Platycercuszonarius AustralianRingneckParrot 1 3:10:00PM 3:30:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 7:15:00AM 7:35:00AM 17/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 5 3:10:00PM 3:30:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite420minPointSurvey Lichenostomusleucotis WhiteͲearedHoneyeater 1 3:10:00PM 3:30:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Artamuscyanopterus DuskyWoodswallow 1 4:25:00PM 4:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Hirundonigricans TreeMartin 1 4:25:00PM 4:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite520minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 4:25:00PM 4:45:00PM 17/03/2014 TrapSite620minPointSurvey Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 7:40:00AM 8:00:00AM CameraTrapresults

Date CameraNumber Species CommonName Number 15/11/2013 H027 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 16/11/2013 H001 Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 1 16/11/2013 H029 Feliscatus Cat 1 16/11/2013 H033 Feliscatus Cat 1 17/11/2013 H027 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 18/11/2013 H027 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 18/11/2013 H033 Feliscatus Cat 1 19/11/2013 H027 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 21/11/2013 H033 Oreoicagutturalisgutturalis CrestedBellbird 1 21/11/2013 H033 Feliscatus Cat 1 22/11/2013 H029 Feliscatus Cat 1 23/11/2013 H025 Notomysmitchellii Mitchell'sHoppingͲmouse 1 23/11/2013 H029 Feliscatus Cat 1 24/11/2013 H025 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 26/11/2013 H025 Notomysmitchellii Mitchell'sHoppingͲmouse 1 26/11/2013 H029 Feliscatus Cat 1 26/11/2013 H033 Climacterisrufa RufousTreecreeper 1 28/11/2013 H025 Notomysmitchellii Mitchell'sHoppingͲmouse 1 29/11/2013 H029 Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 29/11/2013 H030 Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 30/11/2013 H027 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 1/12/2013 H027 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 1/12/2013 H035 Feliscatus Cat 1 6/12/2013 H027 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 6/12/2013 H036 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 7/12/2013 H029 Anthochaeracarunculata RedWattlebird 1 7/12/2013 H030 Morethiaobscura WoodlandDarkͲfleckedMorethia 1 Date CameraNumber Species CommonName Number 8/12/2013 H025 Feliscatus Cat 1 9/12/2013 H025 Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 2 10/12/2013 H033 Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 11/12/2013 H035 Phylidonyrisalbifrons WhiteͲfrontedHoneyeater 1 12/12/2013 H036 Podargusstrigoides TawnyFrogmouth 1 14/12/2013 H027 Cinclosomacastanotus ChestnutͲbackedQuailͲthrush 1 16/12/2013 H027 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 16/12/2013 H027 Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 16/12/2013 H027 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 16/12/2013 H033 Ardeotisaustralis AustralianBustard 2 18/12/2013 H036 Vulpesvulpes RedFox 1 19/12/2013 H025 Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 22/12/2013 H001 Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 22/12/2013 H029 Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 22/12/2013 H032 Oreoicagutturalisgutturalis CrestedBellbird 1 23/12/2013 H033 Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 1 25/12/2013 H035 Acanthagenysrufogularis SpinyͲcheekedHoneyeater 1 26/12/2013 H025 Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 26/12/2013 H030 Feliscatus Cat 1 26/12/2013 H032 Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 26/12/2013 H033 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 27/12/2013 H033 Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 1 28/12/2013 H001 Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 28/12/2013 H027 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 28/12/2013 H035 Ardeotisaustralis AustralianBustard 1 29/12/2013 H027 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 30/12/2013 H025 Artamuspersonatus MaskedWoodswallow 1 30/12/2013 H027 Falcoberigora BrownFalcon 2 1/01/2014 H036 Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 3 3/01/2014 H025 Smicrornisbrevirostris Weebill 1 3/01/2014 H027 Feliscatus Cat 1 4/01/2014 H025 Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 1 Date CameraNumber Species CommonName Number 4/01/2014 H025 Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 4/01/2014 H033 Phapschalcoptera CommonBronzewing 1 5/01/2014 H025 Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 5/01/2014 H025 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 5/01/2014 H025 Acanthizachrysorrhoa YellowͲrumpedThornbill 1 6/01/2014 H033 Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 1 6/01/2014 H035 Oreoicagutturalisgutturalis CrestedBellbird 1 8/01/2014 H025 Anthusnovaeseelandiae AustralianPipit 1 8/01/2014 H025 Cincloramphusmathewsi RufousSonglark 1 8/01/2014 H033 Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 1 11/01/2014 H035 Macropusfuliginosus WesternGreyKangaroo 1 12/01/2014 H027 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 13/01/2014 H030 Cracticustorquatus GreyButcherbird 1 15/01/2014 H029 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 15/01/2014 H032 Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 16/01/2014 H027 Phapselegans BrushBronzewing 1 17/01/2014 H025 Lalagesueurii WhiteͲwingedTriller 1 17/01/2014 H025 Oreoicagutturalisgutturalis CrestedBellbird 1 17/01/2014 H027 Feliscatus Cat 1 18/01/2014 H032 Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 19/01/2014 H027 Taeniopygiaguttata ZebraFinch 1 19/01/2014 H029 Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 20/01/2014 H032 Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 20/01/2014 H035 Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 23/01/2014 H025 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 23/01/2014 H036 Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 24/01/2014 H033 Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 25/01/2014 H032 Notomysmitchellii Mitchell'sHoppingͲmouse 1 26/01/2014 H027 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 26/01/2014 H029 Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 27/01/2014 H027 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 30/01/2014 H032 Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 Date CameraNumber Species CommonName Number 1/02/2014 H027 Feliscatus Cat 1 3/02/2014 H025 Oreoicagutturalisgutturalis CrestedBellbird 1 6/02/2014 H033 Macropusfuliginosus WesternGreyKangaroo 1 7/02/2014 H025 Petroicagoodenovii RedͲcappedRobin 1 11/02/2014 H036 Cracticustibicen AustralianMagpie 1 12/02/2014 H027 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 12/02/2014 H030 Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 14/02/2014 H033 Rhipiduraleucophrys WillieWagtail 1 15/02/2014 H029 Molochhorridus ThornyDevil 1 20/02/2014 H025 Feliscatus Cat 1 20/02/2014 H029 Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 20/02/2014 H032 Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 21/02/2014 H030 Hylacolacautawhitlocki ShyHeathͲwren(western) 1 26/02/2014 H027 Varanusgouldii Gould'sSandMonitor 1 2/03/2014 H036 Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 4/03/2014 H036 Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 5/03/2014 H032 Aegothelescristatus AustralianOwletͲnightjar 1 5/03/2014 H033 Oreoicagutturalisgutturalis CrestedBellbird 1 6/03/2014 H027 Pseudonajaaffinis Dugite 1 6/03/2014 H032 Streperaversicolor GreyCurrawong 1 7/03/2014 H025 Feliscatus Cat 1 8/03/2014 H035 Feliscatus Cat 1 AUDALIA MEDCALF PROJECT – FAUNA SURVEY - PHASE 1 & 2 – NOVEMBER 2017 – V2

APPENDIX F

Invertebrate Specimens Collected

InvertebrateSpecimeninformation Phase1 OurRef TrapSite Type Locality Lat Long DateofCapture Datum Collectors Method Habitat #specimens 57 TS1.2 MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°31'08"S 120°47'13"E 13ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Woodlandoveropenscrub–CreekLine 1 58 TS2.2 MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°31'57"S 120°48'07"E 13ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Opentreemalleeoveropendwarfscrub–HillCrest 1 59 TS3.8 MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°32'11"S 120°48'03"E 13ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Forestoverlowscrub/opendwarfscrub–LowHillCrest/Slope 1 60 TS3.1 MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°32'11"S 120°48'04"E 13ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Forestoverlowscrub/opendwarfscrub–LowHillCrest/Slope 1 61 TS3.5 Scorpion W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°32'11"S 120°48'01"E 13ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Forestoverlowscrub/opendwarfscrub–LowHillCrest/Slope 1 62 TS6.5 Scorpion W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°30'59"S 120°48'19"E 14ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Woodlandoverdwarfscrub/grass–MinorCreekLine/Flats 1 63 TS5.8 MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°31'54"S 120°48'25"E 14ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall DwarfscrubͲRegrowth–Flats/LowHills 1 64 TS3.6 Isopods W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°32'11"S 120°48'02"E 14ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Forestoverlowscrub/opendwarfscrub–LowHillCrest/Slope 5 65 TS3.7 Scorpion W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°32'11"S 120°48'03"E 14ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Forestoverlowscrub/opendwarfscrub–LowHillCrest/Slope 1 66 TrapSite6 Snail W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°30'59"S 120°48'19"E 16ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) M.Brown,G.Harewood Founddeadinleaflitter Woodlandoverdwarfscrub/grass–MinorCreekLine/Flats 1 67 TS2.2 MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°31'57"S 120°48'07"E 18ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Opentreemalleeoveropendwarfscrub–HillCrest 1 68 TS3.10 Scorpion W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°32'11"S 120°48'04"E 18ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Forestoverlowscrub/opendwarfscrub–LowHillCrest/Slope 1 69 TS3.7 Scorpion W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°32'11"S 120°48'03"E 18ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Forestoverlowscrub/opendwarfscrub–LowHillCrest/Slope 1 70 TS3.6 Scorpion W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°32'11"S 120°48'02"E 18ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Forestoverlowscrub/opendwarfscrub–LowHillCrest/Slope 1 71 TS5.2 MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°31'51"S 120°48'27"E 18ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall DwarfscrubͲRegrowth–Flats/LowHills 1 72 TS5.2 Scorpion W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°31'51"S 120°48'27"E 18ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall DwarfscrubͲRegrowth–Flats/LowHills 1 73 TS6.5 Scorpion W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°30'59"S 120°48'19"E 18ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Woodlandoverdwarfscrub/grass–MinorCreekLine/Flats 1 74 TS4.5 MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°31'55"S 120°47'45"E 19ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall OpentreemalleeoveropendwarfscrubͲHillSlope/MinorCreekLine 1 75 FieldCamp MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°31'27"S 120°47'47"E 19ͲNovͲ2013 (WGS84) M.Brown,G.Harewood Excavatedburrow DwarfscrubͲRegrowth–Flats/LowHills 1

Phase2 OurRef TrapSite Type Locality Lat Long DateofCapture Datum Collectors Method Habitat #specimens 76 TS6.1 MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°30'59"S 120°48'19"E 14ͲMarͲ2014 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Woodlandoverdwarfscrub/grass–MinorCreekLine/Flats 1 77 TS3.6 MygalSpider W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°32'11"S 120°48'02"E 14ͲMarͲ2014 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall Forestoverlowscrub/opendwarfscrub–LowHillCrest/Slope 1 78 TS5.4 Scorpion W.A.:5kmSWofLakeMedcalf 32°31'51"S 120°48'27"E 15ͲMarͲ2014 (WGS84) G.Harewood,M.Brown DryPitfall DwarfscrubͲRegrowth–Flats/LowHills 1 AUDALIA MEDCALF PROJECT – FAUNA SURVEY - PHASE 1 & 2 – NOVEMBER 2017 – V2

APPENDIX G Invertebrate Report – Phoenix Environmental Sciences (2014)

Identification and assessment of short-range endemism of invertebrates from Lake Medcalf, Western Australia

Prepared for Greg Harewood

July 2014

Taxonomic Report Identification and assessment of short-range endemism of invertebrates from Lake Medcalf, Western Australia Prepared for Greg Harewood

Identification and assessment of short-range endemism of invertebrates from Lake Medcalf, Western Australia Prepared for Greg Harewood Taxonomic Report Authors: Volker Framenau Reviewer: Simon Judd Date: 2 July 2014 Submitted to: Greg Harewood

Chain of authorship and review Name Task Version Date Volker Framenau Draft for technical review 1.0 22 April 2014 Simon Judd Technical review 1.2 23 April 2014 Volker Framenau Draft for client comments 2.0 23 April 2014 Volker Framenau Final submitted to client 3.0 2 June 2014 (two specimens added)

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Contents

CONTENTS ...... I LIST OF TABLES ...... I LIST OF APPENDICES ...... I EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ...... II 1 SCOPE OF WORKS ...... 3 2 BACKGROUND ...... 3 2.1.1 Short-range endemic invertebrates ...... 3 2.1.2 Categories of short-range endemism ...... 4 2.2 Identification and personnel ...... 5 2.3 Taxonomy and nomenclature ...... 6 2.4 Specimen depository ...... 7 3 RESULTS ...... 8 3.1 Summary ...... 8 3.2 Araneae – Mygalomorphae (trapdoor spiders) ...... 9 3.2.1 Family Nemesiidae (wishbone trapdoor spider) ...... 9 3.3 Scorpiones (scorpions) ...... 10 3.3.1 Family Buthidae ...... 10 3.3.2 Family Urodacidae ...... 11 3.4 Isopoda (slaters) ...... 11 3.4.1 Family Armadillidae...... 12 3.5 Eupulmonata (land snails) ...... 12 3.5.1 Family Pupillidae ...... 12 4 REFERENCES ...... 13

List of Tables Table 2-1 Phoenix SRE categories reflecting survey, taxonomic and identification uncertainties ..... 5 Table 2-2 Phoenix personnel involved in identification...... 6 Table 2-3 Nomenclatural references, morphospecies designations and reference collections for the invertebrates from Lake Medcalf, Western Australia ...... 7 Table 3-1 Status of SRE target invertebrate from Lake Medcalf, Western Australia ...... 8

List of Appendices Appendix 1 Invertebrates identified from Lake Medcalf, Western Australia ...... 1

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

In February 2014, Phoenix Environmental Sciences Pty Ltd (Phoenix) was commissioned by Greg Harewood to identify terrestrial invertebrates collected near Lake Medcalf, Western Australia. A total of 25 specimens were identified and screened for short-range endemic (SRE) invertebrate taxa. There are uncertainties in determining the range-restrictions of many invertebrates in Western Australia due to lack of surveys, lack of taxonomic resolutions within target taxa and problems in identifying certain life stages. To account for these uncertainties Phoenix uses a three-tier categorisation for short-range endemism: confirmed SRE, likely SRE and potential SRE, in addition to widespread species. The material included at least eight morphospecies in five genera and five families. The material included five potential SREs: x Aname ‘MYG398’ and Aname ‘MYG399’ (Nemesiidae – wishbone spiders): only known from the current survey; SRE rating based on distribution patterns of other species within the genus x Aname sp. indet. (Nemesiidae – wishbone spiders): unidentifiable juvenile, but unlikely Aname ‘MYG398’ and Aname ‘MYG399’; SRE rating based on distribution patterns of other species within the genus x Buddelundia ‘85’ (Isopoda – slater): only known from the current survey; SRE rating based on distribution patterns within the genus. x Urodacus armatus-group (Scorpiones – scorpions): taxonomically poorly resolved group that requires further assessment; SRE rating based on distribution patterns of other species within the genus.

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1SCOPE OF WORKS

In February 2014, Phoenix Environmental Sciences Pty Ltd (Phoenix) was commissioned by Greg Harewood to identify terrestrial invertebrates collected approximately 5 km south-west of Lake Medcalf, Western Australia. A further two specimens were submitted in May 2014. A total of 25 specimens were identified and screened for short-range endemic (SRE) invertebrate taxa.

2BACKGROUND

2.1.1 Short-range endemic invertebrates

Short-range endemic fauna are defined as animals that display restricted geographic distributions, nominally less than 10,000 km2, that may also be disjunct and highly localised (Harvey 2002; Ponder & Colgan 2002). Isolating mechanisms and features such as inhospitable habitat, roads, urban infrastructure, large creek lines and ridges can act to prevent the dispersal and gene flow of the less mobile invertebrate species. Short-range endemism in terrestrial invertebrates is believed to have evolved through two primary processes (Harvey 2002): x Relictual short-range endemism: relictual SREs are thought to have had wider distributions during more mesic geological periods. Australia’s aridification over the last 60 million years resulted in a contraction of the ranges of these species into relatively small habitat pockets where moist conditions persist (relictual Gondwanan habitats). Evolutionary processes over long periods of isolation typically resulted in each population developing into a distinctive species. Millipedes and slaters are typical relictual SREs and they are generally found in deep gullies often on the south-facing slopes of mountains, hills and ridges. Relictual SREs often inhabit areas with: high rainfall, areas where topography induces fog, areas with permanent water (swamps, creek lines and river systems) or deep litter beds. Sometimes habitats have various combinations of these features. x Habitat specialisation: habitat specialist SREs may have settled in particular isolated habitat types by means of dispersal or phoresy (transport of one organism by another) and evolved in isolation into distinct species. Such habitat islands include rocky outcrops (pseudoscorpions in the genus Synsphyronus or spiders in the family Selenopidae are typical examples) or salt lakes (e.g. wolf spiders of the genus Tetralycosa). Unlike relictual SREs in mesic habitats, habitat specialist SREs are restricted by environmental parameters other than humidity and are often found in arid environments such as the Pilbara.

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Invertebrate groups that contain SRE taxa are generally well distributed across the Australian landscape and well adapted to semi-arid environments due to a variety of behavioural and morphological features that have developed to avoid desiccation and predation. They generally possess (Harvey 2002): x poor powers of dispersal x confinement to discontinuous habitats x seasonality, i.e. only active in cooler or wetter months x slow growth x low levels of fecundity.

2.1.2 Categories of short-range endemism

There is uncertainty in categorising a specimen as SRE which originates in a number of factors including: x Poor regional survey density (sometimes taxon-specific): A regional fauna is simply not known well enough to assess the distribution of species. This factor also considers the fact that, simply because a species has not been found regionally, does not mean it is really absent; this confirmation (‘negative proof’) is almost impossible to obtain (‘absence of proof is not proof of absence’). x Lack of taxonomic resolution: many potential SRE taxa (based on habitat constraints, SRE status of closely related species, or morphological peculiarities such as troglomorphism) have never been taxonomically treated and identification to species level is very difficult or impossible as species-specific character systems have not been defined. Good taxonomic resolution does not necessarily require a published revision, but generally requires a taxonomist to be actively working on this group or a well-established, preferably publicly available, reference collection (i.e. museum collection). x Problems of identification: SRE surveys often recover life stages of potential SRE taxa that cannot be confidently identified based on morphological characters, even if revisions exist. These include, for example, juvenile or female millipedes, mygalomorph spiders and scorpions. Molecular techniques are increasingly being employed to overcome these identification problems. Currently, there is no accepted system to determine the likelihood that a species is an SRE. The WA Museum has recently introduced a three tier-rating (confirmed, potential and not SRE - widespread) (Western Australian Museum 2013). In contrast, Phoenix employs a system that differentiates an additional level of short-range endemism, ‘likely’, which, in comparison to the WA Museum, discriminates further to facilitate setting conservation or management priorities (Table 2-1). These categories are dynamic and can change with every single survey as knowledge of SRE status is updated. For example, the millipede Austrostrophus stictopygus (order Spirobolida) has been shown to be widespread in the Pilbara based on material collected as part of environmental assessment studies, following its initial description from few localities (Harvey et al. 2011; Hoffman 2003). Life stages of species that cannot be identified at the species level, e.g. some females and juveniles, are assessed based on the knowledge of the higher taxon they belong to, i.e. family or genus. For example, all juvenile or female Antichiropus millipedes would be classified as ‘confirmed SRE’ as all but a few of the 140+ known species in this genus are currently considered SREs (Wojcieszek et al. 2011).

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Although the different categories of ‘SRE-likelihood’ may help to set conservation priorities, SRE taxa of all categories should be assessed on their merit, in order to determine appropriate conservation measures that adhere to the Precautionary Principle within environmental impact assessments. That is, “where there are threats of serious or irreversible environmental damage, lack of full scientific certainty should not be used as a reason to postpone measures to prevent environmental degradation” (EPA 2002). Table 2-1 Phoenix SRE categories reflecting survey, taxonomic and identification uncertainties SRE category Criteria Typical representative Confirmed Confirmed or almost certainly SRE; taxonomy Antichiropus millipedes of the group is well known (but not (Paradoxosomatidae); scorpions necessarily published); group well in the genus Aops (Urodacidae) represented in collections, in particular from the region in question; high levels of endemism in documented species; inference is often possible from immature specimens Likely Taxonomically poorly resolved group; unusual Opiliones in the genus morphology for the group (i.e. some form of Dampetrus; some troglomorphism); often singleton in survey pseudoscorpions (Synsphyronus) and few, if any, regional records and slaters (Philosciidae); araneomorph spiders in the genus Karaops (Selenopidae) Potential Taxonomically poorly resolved group; often Many mygalomorph spiders; common in certain microhabitats in SRE some centipedes (Cryptopidae; surveys (i.e. litter dwellers), but no other Geophilomorpha) regional records; congeners often widespread Widespread Taxonomically well resolved (but often not published) and demonstrated wide distribution (i.e. > 10,000 km2)

2.2 IDENTIFICATION AND PERSONNEL

All taxa were examined in 70% or 100% ethanol under Leica M80 and M205C stereomicroscopes. The method of identification for each taxon, i.e. by taxonomic literature or comparison with type or other reference material, is indicated in the taxonomic part of this report. Phoenix personnel involved in the identification are listed in Table 2-2.

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Table 2-2 Phoenix personnel involved in identification Name Qualifications Taxa Dr Volker Framenau Ph.D. (Zool.) Araneae Dr Erich Volschenk Ph.D. (Zool.) Scorpiones Dr Simon Judd Ph. D. (Zool.) Isopoda Nick Dight B.Sc. Eupulmonata

2.3 TAXONOMY AND NOMENCLATURE

The taxonomic nomenclature of invertebrates follows the references detailed in Table 2-3. Morphospecies designations of undescribed species are generally adopted from the parataxonomic framework of the scientist(s) working on the group. These informal morphospecies names are given between apostrophes. These names are not valid under the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature (ICZN 1999) and therefore not written in italics. The Phylogenetic Species Concept, as defined by Cracraft (1983) is adopted when delineating morphospecies.

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Table 2-3 Nomenclatural references, morphospecies designations and reference collections for the invertebrates from Lake Medcalf, Western Australia Taxonomic reference for described species Morphospecies designation and reference Taxonomic group and higher taxa collection Araneae (Mygalomorphae) Platnick (2014); “MYG”- morphospecies designation Framenau (2014) developed by V.W. Framenau (WAM, Phoenix), reference collection at WAM Scorpiones Fet et al. (2000), Morphospecies designation developed by E.S. Glauert (1925), Koch, Volschenk (WAM, Phoenix), reference (1977), <ŽǀĂƎşŬ (1997), collection at WAM <ŽǀĂƎşŬ (2002), Volschenk and Prendini (2008), Volschenk et al. (2000) Volschenk et al. (2012) Isopoda Schmalfuss (2003); Morphospecies designation developed by S. Schmidt and Leistikow Judd (Phoenix), reference collection at WAM, (2004); Schotte et al. temporarily housed at Phoenix. (2008) Eupulmonata Solem (1986); Smith http://museum.wa.gov.au/catalogues- (1992) beta/wam-fieldguides/pilbara-snails (accessed 8 April 2014)

2.4 SPECIMEN DEPOSITORY

The EPA guidance statement No. 20 (‘Sampling of short-range invertebrate fauna for environmental impact assessment in Western Australia’) (EPA 2009) recommends that all specimens representing SRE target groups are lodged with the WAM to enhance the knowledge of the distribution of putatively rare species. Phoenix adheres to this recommendation and all of the survey specimens will be lodged with the WA Museum.

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3RESULTS

3.1 SUMMARY

The material included at least eight morphospecies in five genera and five families (Table 3-1; Appendix 1). The material included five potential SREs (Table 3-1).

Table 3-1 Status of SRE target invertebrate from Lake Medcalf, Western Australia

Higher taxon Species SRE status Remarks Mygalomorphae (trapdoor spiders)

Aname tepperi Widespread

Aname ‘MYG182’ Widespread

Currently only known from this Aname ‘MYG398’ Potential Nemesiidae survey.

Currently only known from this Aname ‘MYG399’ Potential survey.

Aname sp. indet. Potential

Scorpiones (scorpions)

Buthidae Isometroides ´goldfields 1’ Widespread

Urodacidae Urodacus armatus-group Potential

Isopoda (slaters)

Armadillidae Buddelundia ‘85’ Potential

Eupulmonata (land snails)

Pupillidae Pupoides beltianus Widespread

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3.2 ARANEAE – MYGALOMORPHAE (TRAPDOOR SPIDERS)

The Araneae (spiders) are characterised by a number of unique characters, including abdominal appendages modified as spinnerets, silk glands and associated spigots, cheliceral venom glands and male pedipalp tarsi modified as secondary genitalia from sperm transfer (Coddington & Levi 1991). Spiders are one of the largest and most diverse orders of arachnids with more than 40,000 described species worldwide (Platnick 2014), and approximately 3,400 species named from Australia (Framenau 2014). Trapdoor spiders represent one of the focal groups in surveys of SRE taxa (Harvey 2002). A number of mygalomorph spiders, e.g. Idiosoma nigrum, Kwonkan eboracum and Moggridgea tingle are listed on Schedule 1 of the Wildlife Conservation (Specially Protected Fauna) Notice 2013 (Western Australian Government 2013). The Western Australian mygalomorph fauna is vast and many families and genera remain taxonomically poorly known (e.g. Barychelidae: Idiommata; Idiopidae: Aganippe; Nemesiidae: Aname, Chenistonia, Kwonkan).

3.2.1 Family Nemesiidae (wishbone trapdoor spider)

Members of the mygalomorph spider family Nemesiidae are represented in Western Australia by several genera, including Aname, Chenistonia, Yilgarnia, Stanwellia, Teyl, Swolnpes and Kwonkan (Main & Framenau 2009). They usually dig burrows in the soil, and do not cover their burrow entrances with lids.

3.2.1.1 Genus Aname

The genus Aname currently includes 37 named species in Australia and is well represented by four named and numerous unnamed species from many different regions in Western Australia. Aname currently represent a highly diverse array of species of very small to large spiders. Males generally have a spur and spine on the first tibia of males opposing an often incrassate metatarsus. Members of the genus Aname are believed to be most common in sclerophyll forest, but are also known from rainforests and deserts (Raven 1981). Aname regularly belongs to the most diverse mygalomorph genera in biological spider surveys and with 12 species the Pilbara survey (Durrant et al. 2010) resulted in a similar number as found during the Carnarvon Basin survey (13 species) (Main et al. 2000). Many Aname species appear to have restricted distributions as shown by two studies from northern Australia, including the Pilbara (Harvey et al. 2012; Raven 1985). Therefore, unidentifiable specimens are considered potential SREs. Aname tepperi

Aname tepperi is a species that is widespread in southwest and central WA and also occurs into SA (Main 1982). It is not a short-range endemic species. Aname ‘MYG182’ Aname ‘MYG182’ is a dark species of Aname with morphological affinities to A. mainae, but males have a very short, curved embolus in the male pedipalp. It appears widespread throughout the central southern parts of Western Australia. Aname ‘MYG398’ A number of males and single female of Aname ‘MYG398’ have been collected during the survey. The species with affinities to Aname mainae is currently only known from this survey. Based on

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3.3 SCORPIONES (SCORPIONS)

Scorpions is a relatively small order of arachnids, with approximately 1,700 described species (Fet & Lowe 2000). Scorpions are instantly recognisable by the presence of chelate pedipalps, pectenes and an elongate metasoma with a terminal sting. Scorpions are infamous for their venomous sting which they use to subdue prey and for defence. In most species the venom is relatively benign, resulting in varying degrees of discomfort. The venom from only 25 species (all members of the family Buthidae) is known to be fatal to people (Fet & Lowe 2000). Scorpions are important predators and in some ecosystems their diversity and abundance contribute significantly to the biomass of animal assemblages (Polis 1993; Smith 1990, 1998).

3.3.1 Family Buthidae

The family Buthidae is the most diverse and widespread of all scorpion families (Fet & Lowe 2000). In Australia, Buthidae are represented by the genera Australobuthus, Isometrus, Isometroides, Lychas, and Hemilychas. In Western Australia, only the genera Isometrus, Isometroides and Lychas, have been recorded. The taxonomy of the constituent species of Isometrus, Isometroides and Lychas is very problematic and each genus contains numerous undescribed species, most notably in the genus Lychas (E. S. Volschenk, unpublished data). Most Authors refer to Koch (1977) for keys and identification. This revision represents an important study of the Australian scorpions; however, several taxonomic decisions made by Koch (1977) have been rejected by subsequent authors and the taxonomy in the publication is not up-to-date. Most Australian buthid species appear to have wide distributions; however, a few taxa have confirmed SRE distributions (E. S. Volschenk unpublished data).

3.3.1.1 Genus Isometroides

The taxonomy of the species in this genus is extremely poorly known. Only two species are presently recognised, Isometroides vescus and Isometroides angusticaudus; however, many undescribed species are known. Isometroides are ground dwelling scorpions and are the only scorpion species known to be a predatory specialist. Main (1956) described the association of this species with burrowing spiders and numerous records have subsequently shown this species to prey on, and being found in trapdoor (Mygalomorphae) and wolf spider (Lycosidae) burrows (E.S. Volschenk unpublished data). Species in this genus never appear to be particularly abundant in pitfall trap

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3.3.2 Family Urodacidae

The family Urodacidae is endemic to Australia (Fet 2000; Prendini 2000; Prendini & Wheeler 2005; Volschenk et al. 2000) where it is represented by the genera Urodacus and Aops (Volschenk & Prendini 2008).

3.3.2.1 Genus Urodacus

Urodacus was considered a member of the family Scorpionoidea for many years, but in a revision of the superfamily Scorpionoidea, Prendini (2000) placed Urodacus in its own family, Urodacidae. Unlike the species designations for Buthidae, Koch’s (1977) species of Urodacus have been mostly supported by subsequent authors (Harvey & Volschenk 2002; Volschenk & Prendini 2008; Volschenk et al. 2000). The biggest issue confronting Urodacus taxonomy is the number of undescribed species being uncovered through current revisionary work (E. S. Volschenk unpublished data). Currently, 23 species of Urodacus are described; however, this may represent as little as 20% of the real diversity of this genus in Australia. Urodacus appears to be most diverse in Western Australia and few species are recorded east of the Great Dividing Range in eastern Australia. Urodacus contains both widespread and SRE species. During a large-scale survey of the Pilbara fauna, Volschenk et al. (2010) recorded nine undescribed species and only one formerly describes species were reported in that study. Urodacus armatus-group Urodacus species associated with Urodacus armatus represent relatively small and pale scorpions. The taxonomy of this group and therefore the distribution patterns of species within this group are poorly resolved. Based on distribution patterns of species within Urodacus, a genus that includes widespread in addition to range-restricted species, members of the Urodacus armatus-group are considered potential SREs.

3.4 ISoPODA (SLATERS)

Within the crustaceans, isopods are recognised by their armour-like exoskeleton, in which the first segment of the thorax is fused to the head, and the possession of seven pairs of legs in the thoracic region. The compound eyes of isopods are not on a stalk (as in other crustaceans) and the carapace is reduced to a cephalic shield. They have two pairs of antennae and four sets of jaws (Brusca 1997). Isopods inhabit both terrestrial and aquatic environments. Terrestrial (epigean and hypogean) isopods are moisture dependent, have limited dispersal capability and high potential for speciation and extinction (Judd & Horwitz 2003). Their photonegative tendencies and susceptibility to desiccation in dry environments limit their dispersal abilities. Therefore, slaters are an ideal biological model for faunistic and biogeographical studies (Taiti & Argano 2009) and one of the target groups of SRE surveys.

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Almost 200 described species of Oniscidea, a suborder of the Isopoda containing the supralittoral, terrestrial and secondarily aquatic slaters, have been recorded from Australia (Green et al. 2010). The WA fauna is comparatively poorly known with many undescribed species (Judd & Horwitz 2003). The isopod fauna of south-west WA is comparatively well known based on a taxonomic study by Judd (2004).

3.4.1 Family Armadillidae

Armadillidae typically have a convex dorsal surface and the animal can roll up into a ball. The family is diverse in Australia, currently 24 genera are described; many species live in litter or under wood and stones in forest or woodland or near the coast (Green et al. 2010).

3.4.1.1 Genus Buddelundia

Members of the genus Buddelundia belong to the most common terrestrial isopods in WA and the genus was well represented in the study area. The genus is currently under taxonomic revision by S. Judd. Species of Buddelundia often have very wide distributions, but many also represent SREs. Buddelundia ‘85’ Buddelundia ‘85’ is morphologically similar to Buddelundia sulcatus and Buddelundia ‘39’, both known from the Goldfields region of Western Australia. The species has so far only been found at Lake Medcalf and is therefore considered a potential SRE based on known distribution patters of species within the genus, which includes widespread and range-restricted species.

3.5 EUPULMONATA (LAND SNAILS)

Molluscs are one of the most diverse groups of invertebrates and the Australian fauna is characterised by a high degree of endemism (Beesley et al. 1998). Lands snails belong to the target groups for SRE surveys due to their limited dispersal capabilities, in combination with often strict dependencies on particular soils (EPA 2009; Harvey 2002). These characteristics have also resulted in a significant global decline of non-marine molluscs (Lydeard et al. 2004).

3.5.1 Family Pupillidae

3.5.1.1 Genus Pupoides

Pupoides beltianus Pupoides beltianus is widespread in throughout Western Australia, South Australia and the Northern Territory (Smith 1992) and therefore not an SRE.

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Appendix 1 Invertebrates identified from Lake Medcalf, Western Australia WAM reg.- Field number Order Family Species Males Females Juveniles Total number 57 T128822 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname tepperi 1 1 76 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname MYG182’ 1 1 78 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname MYG182’ 1 1 58 T128820 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname ‘MYG398’ 1 1 59 T128817 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname ‘MYG398’ 1 1 60 T128821 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname ‘MYG398’ 1 1 63 T128819 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname ‘MYG398’ 1 1 71 T128824 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname ‘MYG398’ 1 1 75 T128818 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname ‘MYG398’ 1 1 74 T128823 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname ‘MYG399’ 1 1 67 T128825 Araneae Nemesiidae Aname sp. indet. 1 1 62 T128816 Scorpiones Buthidae Isometroides 'goldfields 1' 1 1 72 T128804 Scorpiones Buthidae Isometroides 'goldfields 1' 1 1 73 T128815 Scorpiones Buthidae Isometroides 'goldfields 1' 1 1 61 T128810 Scorpiones Urodacidae Urodacus armatus-group 1 1 65 T128809 Scorpiones Urodacidae Urodacus armatus-group 1 1 68 Scorpiones Urodacidae Urodacus armatus-group 1 1

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WAM reg.- Field number Order Family Species Males Females Juveniles Total number 69 T128808 Scorpiones Urodacidae Urodacus armatus-group 1 1 70 T128807 Scorpiones Urodacidae Urodacus armatus-group 1 1 64 Isopoda Armadillidae Buddelundia '85' 2 2 1 5 66 Eupulmonata Pupillidae Pupoides beltianus 1 Total 16 4 4 25

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