We regularly see mistletoebirds (Dicaeum Hirundinaceum) around the house and around the hills.  They're a flowerpecker with a taste for mistletoes. Mistletoes grow all over the world, not just at Christmas for romantic kissing purposes. Unlike the area north of us, near Lake Burrinjuck, however, our eucalypts have few mistletoes.  I'm not sure why.  Maybe they're... Continue Reading →