Two common mynas have become regular commuters on Sydney’s North Shore train line, following the same route daily. The birds, observed by local media and shared on social media, have been seen boarding trains and settling on seats, seemingly in search of food. A video capturing their routine went viral, amassing over 4.6 million views. The footage, shared by local outlets like The Guardian and ABC, highlights the unusual behavior of the birds, which appear to have adapted to the train schedule. While the exact reason for their routine remains unclear, the birds’ consistent presence has sparked interest among locals and wildlife enthusiasts. The incident underscores the growing interaction between urban environments and wildlife in Sydney.