Sea birds on the Central Coast, such as gannets, pelicans, and albatross, spend most of their time around the ocean. They feed on fish and nest along the coast and islands. These birds are important to our marine environment, so it’s important to protect their nesting spots and avoid littering.

Shore birds like oystercatchers and terns are often seen along the Central Coast’s beaches, sandflats, and rock platforms. They feed on small sea creatures and nest in open sandy areas. These birds are easily disturbed, so it’s important to give them space, keep dogs away, and protect their nesting sites.

Water birds on the Central Coast, like ducks, swans, and herons, live around our lakes, rivers, and wetlands. They feed, nest, and raise their young in these areas. These birds help keep our waterways healthy, so it’s important to protect their habitats and keep the water clean and safe.