Australia's mysterious 'Birdman' has spent two years feeding birds in the middle of the night, leaving the neighbourhood plagued by a daily 'poo explosion'

Image credit: A Current Affair Residents of a Sydney suburb are trying to solve an unusual mystery after an unidentified man allegedly spent the past two years scattering birdseed on local streets in the middle of the night, attracting large flocks of native birds and leaving neighbours to deal with noise, bird droppings and property damage each morning. Dubbed the "Birdman of Burwood" by locals, the hooded figure reportedly arrives around midnight or 4 am, spreads seed outside apartment buildings and disappears before sunrise. Residents say his quiet but calculated routine has transformed their once-peaceful street into a noisy gathering place for cockatoos and corellas every morning. The daily influx of birds has left neighbours frustrated, with one resident describing the aftermath as a recurring "poo explosion". Despite CCTV footage, media attention and repeated complaints, the man's identity and motive remain unknown.Who is Australia's mysterious 'Birdman of Burwood'?The story first gained widespread attention after Australia's A Current Affair aired footage showing the unidentified man carrying buckets of birdseed through Burwood, an inner-west suburb of Sydney. Residents tol...