The rare and elusive Western Whipbird, Psophodes nigrogularis, is the one you need to look out for. Previously thought to be extinct in the region, the bird was re-discovered in the mid 60s by diligent ornithologists. Although rarely seen, the distinctive call can be heard throughout the coastal heath habitats in the park. Also, Mallee Fowl, kangaroos and emus are frequently sighted in the park.

Other birdlife that habitats the region include:

Australian Magpie	Cockatiel	Hooded Plover
Australian Pelican	Common Greenshank	House Sparrow
Australian White Ibis	Common Starling	Little Penguin
Black Kite	Crested Pigeon	Magpie Lark
Black Swan	Galah	Marsh Sandpiper
Brown Thornbill	Golden Whistler	Pacific Gull
Cape Barren Goose	Great Egret	Peregrine Falcon

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