... in abundance of birds in surrounding districts as a consequence of development, clearing, logging a d changed fire regimes (Recher 1997a). Mt Lopy Ranges, Adelaide, South Australia Ford and Howe (1980) described the status of the avifauna in the M t Lofty Ranges of South Australia. Of 116 species originally...

... Island Gecko, Lister s Gecko Nangur Spiny Skink Gulbaru Gecko King Island Scrubtit, Scrubtit (King Island) Grey Range Thick-billed Grasswren Regent Honeyeater Curlew Sandpiper Great Knot Mt Lofty Ranges Spotted Quail-thrush Capricorn Yellow Chat, Yellow Chat (Dawson) Swift Parrot Helmeted Honeyeater...

... and not handled. Climate conditions described below are based on data from the Bureau of Meteorology generated from the nearest weather station at Mt Lofty approximately 18.0 kms from LBP. Sexing of individuals was tentative and based on visualisation of the caudal morphology as described in Shine (1993). Details...

..., Fauna Board Records, Police Report, Waratah Station, Billing, 20th April 1944; Army News, 11th March 1944, Spencer, (Gold Creek, Styx River, Northern side of Jubilee Ranges); Mercury, 21st June 1944, (Waratah); 1946, Cashion, (Mt. Misery), AOT NS463/1/3, QVMAG Thylacine Correspondence, 20th February...

... with other bell frogs translocations? Apart from extralimital introductions to New Zealand (Bishop 2008), and possible introductions in the Mt Lofty Ranges and the Adelaide Plains of South Australia (Clemann and Gillespie 2012), only two translocations of L. raniformis have been undertaken and both were...

..., in outward appearance at least, with the kind of vegetation structure that today would be colonised by Noisy Miners. Figure 3. Joseph Lycett, 1821, view from Constitution Hill,Tasmania Figure 4. Martha Berkeley, c1840, Mt Lofty, South Australia Figure 5. Robert Hoddle, 1847,Victoria (Mt Macedon?) Figure 6...

..., Medical and Applied Sciences, CQIRP, Central Queensland University, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia D Faculty of Education and Arts, Federation University Australia, Mt Helen, Victoria, Australia E Corresponding author: [email protected] A BS TR A CT We present an ecological history of the koala...

... Island Gecko, Lister s Gecko Nangur Spiny Skink Gulbaru Gecko King Island Scrubtit, Scrubtit (King Island) Grey Range Thick-billed Grasswren Regent Honeyeater Curlew Sandpiper Great Knot Mt Lofty Ranges Spotted Quail-thrush Capricorn Yellow Chat, Yellow Chat (Dawson) Swift Parrot Helmeted Honeyeater...

... gigantea habitat in a Newnes Plateau Shrub Swamp with seepage-fed streamlet following a wet period.These mires are typically dominated by a ground-layer of graminoid sedgeland species with emergent shrubs. Photo: Ian Baird. Figure 1. Blue Mountains Sedge Swamp complex in the Mt Hay Range resprouting...

... cover and reduced sunlight yielded no other individuals. In this study, snakes were observed and not handled. Climate conditions described below are based on data from the Bureau of Meteorology generated from the nearest weather station at Mt Lofty approximately 18.0 kms from LBP. Sexing of individuals...

..., in outward appearance at least, with the kind of vegetation structure that today would be colonised by Noisy Miners. Figure 3. Joseph Lycett, 1821, view from Constitution Hill,Tasmania Figure 4. Martha Berkeley, c1840, Mt Lofty, South Australia Figure 5. Robert Hoddle, 1847,Victoria (Mt Macedon?) Figure 6...