Last updated:
24 Mar 2020
Distribution of the species within this region
The Common Blossom-bat is known or predicted to occur in the following sub-regions of the
Other State Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation of Australia.
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Vegetation formations, classes and types
In this region the Common Blossom-bat - Other State is known to
be associated with the following vegetation formations and classes. Click on a name to get background information
about it.
- Forested wetlands
- Coastal Floodplain Wetlands
- Melaleuca sieberi - Tall Saw-sedge closed shrubland in drainage lines on the Central Coast, Sydney Basin Bioregion
- Parramatta red gum - Fern-leaved banksia - Melaleuca sieberi swamp woodland of the Tomaree Peninsula
- Swamp Oak - Prickly Paperbark - Tall Sedge swamp forest on coastal lowlands of the Central Coast and Lower North Coast
- Swamp Oak swamp forest of the coastal lowlands of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Coastal Swamp Forests
- Broad-leaved Paperbark - Swamp Mahogany - Swamp Oak - Saw Sedge swamp forest of the Central Coast and Lower North Coast
- Broad-leaved Paperbark - Swamp Oak - Saw Sedge swamp forest on coastal lowlands of the Central Coast and Lower North Coast
- Paperbark swamp forest of the coastal lowlands of the NSW North Coast Bioregion and Sydney Basin Bioregion
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- Freshwater wetlands
- Coastal Heath Swamps
- Fern-leaf Banksia - Prickly-leaved Paperbark-Tantoon - Leptocarpus tenax wet heath on coastal sands of the Central Coast and lower North Coast
- Wallum Bottlebrush - Leptocarpus tenax - Baloskion pallens Wallum sedge heath of the lower North Coast
- Wet heathland and shrubland of coastal lowlands of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Heathlands
- Coastal Headland Heaths
- Coastal headland heaths of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Coastal mallee of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Dwarf Casuarina - Prickly-leaved Paperbark - Hairpin Banksia Coastal Heath of the Central Coast and lower North Coast
- Wallum Banksia-Monotoca scoparia heath on coastal sands of the Central Coast and lower North Coast
- Northern Montane Heaths
- Coastal heath on sands of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Wallum Sand Heaths
- Banksia dry shrubland on coastal sands of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Heath-leaved Banksia-Olive Tea-tree-Wallum Boronia wet heath on coastal sands of lower North Coast
- Leptospermum liversidgei-Callistemon citrinus-Xanthorrhoea fulva wet heath on coastal sands of lower North Coast
- Rainforests
- Littoral Rainforests
- Brush Box - Tuckeroo littoral rainforest on coastal headlands of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Tuckeroo - Lilly Pilly - Coast Banksia littoral rainforest
- Tuckeroo - Yellow Tulipwood - Red fruited Olive Plum Littoral Rainforest of the lower North Coast
- Subtropical Rainforests
- Black Booyong - Rosewood - Yellow Carabeen subtropical rainforest of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Giant Stinging Tree - Fig dry subtropical rainforest of the NSW North Coast Bioregion and Brigalow Belt South Bioregion
- Pepperberry - Giant Stinging Tree - Fig lowland rainforest in the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Soft Corkwood - Yellow Carabeen - Cryptocarya spp. subtropical rainforest of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- White Booyong - Fig subtropical rainforest of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Wet sclerophyll forests (grassy sub-formation)
- Northern Hinterland Wet Sclerophyll Forests
- Blackbutt - Turpentine open forest of the foothills of the NSW North Coast Bioregion
- Rough-barked Apple - Grey Gum grassy open forest of the hinterland hills of the Central Coast, Sydney Basin Bioregion
- Tallowwood - Small-fruited Grey Gum dry grassy open forest of the foothills of the NSW North Coast
- Tallowwood open forest of the coastal ranges of the NSW North Coast Bioregion