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APPENDIX 13.5 AMPHIBIANS Appendix 13.5.1. Amphibian species recorded in the Study Area in this and/or previous studies.where study boundaries of previous studies extended beyond the current study area boundary, only records from within the area covered by this study are included. Note that for some sources, lists are incomplete and/or only some records are attributed to a specific locality. Shortlegged Toad Xenophrys brachykolos Spotted Narrowmouthed Frog Microhyla ornata and Protection Status 1 PGC, IUCN(EN) Habitat Utilised 2 Well wooded mountain streams Cultivated fields, grassy hillsides, forests lands, shrubby wooded areas around village e.g. wet agricultural land, under leaf litter in woodland Marshes, agricultural lands, under leaf litter in wooded area. lands, forest edges lands, ponds, slow flowing marshes, even in construction sites KTN 3 Present Study KTN 2012 KTN G:\25278_NDA\Outgoing Reports for CE612007 only\12205_feia\part K (Ch 13_14)\Ch13\Appendix\135 Amphibians rev Page 15 Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Ltd Hung & Pang (2008) Wan (2010) FLN 3 Present Study FLN 2012 FLN * Other Studies 4 # # # *

Lesser Spiny Frog Paa exilispinosa Brown Wood Frog Rana latouchii Threestriped Grass Frog Rana macrodactyla Twostriped Grass Frog Rana taipehensis and Protection Status 1 Class II in China, PRC PGC, IUCN (VU) LC LC Habitat Utilised 2 lands, ponds, rivers and marshes Hill streams in a wide range of altitudes e.g. ponds, catchwaters Secondary forests (under leaf litter/ in pools) Vegetated banks of marshes, ponds Ponds, agricultal lands of altitudes and habitats KTN 3 Present Study KTN 2012 KTN G:\25278_NDA\Outgoing Reports for CE612007 only\12205_feia\part K (Ch 13_14)\Ch13\Appendix\135 Amphibians rev Page 25 Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Ltd Hung & Pang (2008) Wan (2010) FLN 3 Present Study FLN 2012 FLN Greenhouse Frog (not stated) Eleutherodactylus planirostris 1. and protection status refers to Cap 170, http://www.sepa.gov.cn, UNEPWCMC (2012), Fellowes et al. (2002), IUCN (2013), CSIS (2013) and China Red Data Book (Zhao 1998). a. Cap. 170 = Chapter 170 Wild Animals Protection Ordinance. b. Status by Fellowes et al. (2002): PGC = Potential Global ; PRC = ; LC = Local. c. Status by IUCN (2013): EN = Endangered; VU = Vulnerable. 2. Chan et al. (2005). 3. Maunsell (2003). 4. Arup (2010), Atkins (2010), Binnie, Black and Veatch (2002), Dudgeon and Corlett (2001), Maunsell (1997), Mott Macdonald (2010 & 2012), field survey data from Agreement No. CE/2008 (CE). Planning and Engineering Study on Development of Lok Ma Chau Loop Investigation, 白鼻心 (2013b). = recorded in the corresponding study. Other Studies 4

* = Tadpoles were recorded. # = Tadpoles of Microhyla sp. recorded. Appendix 13.5.2. Maximum count of amphibian species recorded in the Kwu Tung North NDA and observations during further surveys for this study. Daytime Survey Spotted Narrowmouthed Frog Status (Fellowes et al., 2002; IUCN, 2013) very very very very Total number of amphibian species recorded during the daytime survey Nighttime Survey Spotted Narrowmouthed Frog WA DA PO MA MW CS NS SWG LG GR/SH SH G:\25278_NDA\Outgoing Reports for CE612007 only\12205_feia\part K (Ch 13_14)\Ch13\Appendix\135 Amphibians rev Page 35 Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Ltd FSW/ SecW * 1 1 3 1 * 2 1 2 1 1 2 Common 1@ 1 very 1 10 1 10 2 3 1 0 2 4 1 3 0 1 0 1 2 2 2 0 31 10 19 1 1 4 6 1 2 7 5 30 1 10 20 5 30+ 20 40 1 2 2 12 41 10 30+ 31 15 Common 31 22 very very very very Total number of amphibian species recorded during the nighttime survey 400+ 90 100+ 100+ 50 100+ 100+ 50 43 5 10 20 137 2 35 2 1 5 44 5 2 2 3 20 Common 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 61 1 86 5 5 2 3 5 3 5 22 10^ 42 2 3 12 7 2 7 10 9 8 9 1 5 4 6 10 5 7 5 0 0 7 5 PL/ MP VA WG

1. Habitats: WA = Wet Land; DA = Dry Land; PO = Pond; MA = Marsh; MW = Mitigation Wetland; CS = Channelised Watercourse; NS = Natural Watercourse; SWG = Seasonally Wet Grassland; LG = Lowland Grassland; GR/SH = Grassland/Shrubland; SH = Shrubland; FSW/SecW = Fung Shui Wood/Secondary Woodland; PL/MP = Plantation/Mitigation Plantation; VA = Village Area; WG = Waste Ground. No records from habitat types not listed. = Observed but not during transect surveys. @ = Froglet observed. * = Tadpoles observed. ^ = Eggs observed. Appendix 13.5.3. Maximum count of amphibian species recorded in the Fanling North NDA and observations during further surveys for this study. Daytime survey Spotted Narrowmouthed Frog Marbled Pygmy Frog Status (Fellowes et al., 2002; IUCN, 2013) very very Common 1 very very WA DA PO MW CS NS SWG LG UG * 1 2* 1* 1 2 10 14 3 5 2 1 1 5 1 1 1 2 1 Common * 4 3 GR/ SH Sec W OR PL /MP VA UR WG very 10 16 2 1 10+ 1 2 1 2 very 2 6 4 1 4^ 1 24* 1 Total number of amphibian species recorded during the daytime survey 2 3 6 2 3 2 5 7 2 0 1 1 4 1 1 0 Nighttime survey Spotted Narrowmouthed Frog very 3 7 10 * 1 17 5 1 2 8 91 3 1 490+ 2 100+ 50 20 50 3 10 2 130 32 3 53 39 30 5 Common 12 30 30 120 very 150+ 400+ 100+ 106 510+ 12 200+ 100+ 80 100 5 20 51 30 G:\25278_NDA\Outgoing Reports for CE612007 only\12205_feia\part K (Ch 13_14)\Ch13\Appendix\135 Amphibians rev Page 45 Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Ltd

Lesser Spiny Frog Paa exilispinosa Günther s Frog Brown Wood Frog Rana latouchii Status (Fellowes et al., 2002; IUCN, 2013) Potential Global, IUCN (Vulnerable) Local very WA DA PO MW CS NS SWG LG UG 41 70 3 77 5 5 Common 1 11 2 5 Occurs throughout the territory. very Distributed in woodlands in Central and East New Territories very GR/ SH Sec W OR PL /MP 2 VA UR WG 41 25 31 41 10 61 5 1 43 52^ 38 2 2 91 12 15 20 20 11 1 Total number of amphibian species recorded during the nighttime survey 9 10 7 8 3 3 9 5 2 5 1 0 11 3 0 3 1. Habitats: WA = Wet Land; DA = Dry Land; PO = Pond; MW = Mitigation Wetland; CS = Channelised Watercourse; NS = Natural Watercourse; SWG = Seasonally Wet Grassland; LG = Lowland Grassland; UG = Upland Grassland; GR/SH = Grassland/Shrubland; SecW = Secondary Woodland; OR = Orchard; PL/MP = Plantation/Mitigation Plantation; VA = Village Area; UR = Urban/Residential Area; WG = Waste Ground. No records from habitat types not listed. @ = Froglet observed. * = Tadpoles observed. ^ = Eggs observed. 1 G:\25278_NDA\Outgoing Reports for CE612007 only\12205_feia\part K (Ch 13_14)\Ch13\Appendix\135 Amphibians rev Page 55 Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Ltd