Heleioporus australiacus Giant Burrowing Frog V V 4 Moderate Methods: Using spotlight surveys optimum 1 on foot and by road. Best results weather during and immediately after conditions; that is, rainfall. Accompanied by habitat wet conditions. At assessment by appropriately time of peak experienced personnel. Larvae are activity for the distinctive and can be collected by species; that is, dip netting. Multiple sweeps in rainfall in spring pools. and autumn. Effort: A minimum of four nights Seasonal: under ideal conditions. Area to be covered: In the study site, spotlight surveys on foot Weather should cover several square conditions: Within kilometres of track in suitable one week of habitat. In the local area, spotlight heavy rainfall road transects should traverse up to 30 km in suitable habitat, (heavy repeated sections after a period of rainfall is >50 mm about one hour is suitable. in seven days)
Heleioporus australiacus Giant Burrowing Frog V V 4 Moderate Methods: Using spotlight surveys on foot and by road. Best results during and immediately after rainfall. Accompanied by habitat assessment by appropriately experienced personnel. Larvae are distinctive and can be collected by dip netting. Multiple sweeps in pools. Effort: A minimum of four nights under ideal conditions. Area to be covered: In the study site, spotlight surveys on foot should cover several square kilometres of track in suitable habitat. In the local area, spotlight road transects should traverse up to 30 km in suitable habitat, repeated sections after a period of about one hour is suitable. optimum weather conditions; that is, wet conditions. At time of peak activity for the species; that is, rainfall in spring and autumn. Seasonal: Weather conditions: Within one week of heavy rainfall (heavy rainfall is >50 mm in seven days) 1
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