Have you ever seen the delightful face of a Short-eared Brushtail Possum peeking out of its hidey-hole in an arboreal termite mound? How about a Platypus surfacing to grind up its catch? Or a Red-browed Finch leaping up and down on the spot with a flower in its beak (it's called a stem display, performed to attract the opposite sex)? All of this and much more has greeted me on frequent visits to one very small patch of Noosa Shire.