Got to love this mistletoe bird.
"Australian mistletoes spend a life airborne on a host tree's branch, and very briefly, inside a bird.
That bird is a flower-pecker named, helpfully, the mistletoe bird. It's as small as a sparrow and must have one of the fastest digestive systems in the country. It's apparently 14 minutes from go-to-whoa, and they eat any mistletoe fruit they come across.
Their poo comes out sticky and full of seeds, and — here's an interesting thing — when they feel the urge, they turn their body along the branch rather than off it. They deposit the seed directly onto the tree instead of onto the ground, or your car below." from The bulloak jewel butterfly and how the web of life affects us all — from mistletoe to humans - Science News - ABC News