1) Family name:  Pardalotidae
2) Scientific name:  Dasyornis broadbenti litoralis
3) English name:  Rufous Bristlebird
4) Subspecies survival status: Extinct
5) Former distribution:.  In South Australia and western Victoria from the Glenelg River west along the coast of South Australia to the Coorong.
6) Current distribution: None.
7) Habitat:  Coastal thickets of Coast Beard-Heath Leucopogon parviflorus, Coast Daisy-bush Olearia axillaris, Boobialla Myoporum insular and Coast Wattle Acacia longifolia, often with Coast Sword-Sedge Lepidosperma gladiatum and Knobby Club-Rush Isolepis nodosa growing among them. Tolerates human settlement where sufficient vegetation has been retained.
8) Reasons for decline:  Declines have occurred as result of clearance for agriculture (confirmed), and clearance for urban development (confirmed). Predation by Foxes (speculative), grazing by Rabbits (speculative) and apparently high rates of infertility (speculative) have also been suggested as threats. The distribution being essentially linear, the population has been particularly vulnerable to fragmentation. Whether the confirmed and speculative threats are compromising the long-term survival of the population is not known.
9) Conservation reserves on which subspecies occurs: None
10) Public land on which subspecies occurs: None
11) Other land on which subspecies occurs: None
12) Is knowledge about subspecies adequate for objectives and actions to be defined accurately?  No
13) Recovery plan objectives: None.
14) Actions already initiated: None
15) Actions required: None
16) Organizations responsible for conservation of subspecies: None
17) Other organizations and individuals involved: None
18) Can the recovery plan be carried out with existing resources? No