 The critically endangered regent honeyeater ("Anthochaera Phrygia") has been sighted in the park.Regent honeyeater range has contracted significantly in recent times and they face a significantly high risk of extinction in the near future  The regent honeyeater is a flagship species whose conservation benefits a wide variety of other threatened and vulnerable woodland fauna.Foraging non breeding flocks are recorded on the Central Coast every few years and rely on healthy woodland which is species rich for their survival.