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Curiously, they can be entirely hollow but remain alive! Such is the case with this one. I climbed inside because it was possible to do so. I did a thorough spider-check before venturing in, of course!
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Huge and Patrick are the "cute" birds in this gum tree. They are very co-operative subjects!
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