Main Range National Park
Flora and fauna
### Flora and fauna

[thumb\|Goomburra Forest Reserve became part of the national park in 1994\.](/wiki/File:Canopy_Goomburra_Forest_Reserve_Main_Range_National_Park.JPG "Canopy Goomburra Forest Reserve Main Range National Park.JPG")
The steeper slopes have avoided any [land clearing](/wiki/Land_clearing_in_Australia "Land clearing in Australia"), acting as a refuge for wildlife in the region. The most predominant vegetation types on the range is [sub\-tropical](/wiki/Sub-tropical "Sub-tropical") [rainforest](/wiki/Rainforest "Rainforest") and dry [sclerophyll](/wiki/Sclerophyll "Sclerophyll") forest. The park's forests and montane heath provide habitat for many animals, including the [eastern bristlebird](/wiki/Eastern_bristlebird "Eastern bristlebird"), [Coxen's fig parrot](/wiki/Coxen%27s_fig_parrot "Coxen's fig parrot"), and the [black\-breasted buttonquail](/wiki/Black-breasted_buttonquail "Black-breasted buttonquail"), all of which are threatened by extinction. The vulnerable and rare [red goshawk](/wiki/Red_goshawk "Red goshawk") may also be seen.

The [giant barred frog](/wiki/Giant_barred_frog "Giant barred frog"), [Fleay's barred frog](/wiki/Fleay%27s_barred_frog "Fleay's barred frog"), [spotted\-tailed quoll](/wiki/Tiger_quoll "Tiger quoll") and the [Hastings River mouse](/wiki/Hastings_River_mouse "Hastings River mouse") are listed as endangered species, once more commonly found in the Goomburra section of the park.Environmental Protection Agency. Wildlife Online Extract:Species List. Retrieved on 2 April 2006\.


Which birds are threatened by extinction in the park?