 Other honeyeaters, such as the strong-billed, crescent and yellow-throated honeyeaters, fed occasionally at common heath flowers.Field work in the Mount Lofty Ranges in South Australia recorded the white-plumed and New Holland honeyeaters, as well as the crescent honeyeater and the eastern spinebill.Insects recorded visiting white-flowered plants include the Australian painted lady ("Vanessa kershawi") and yellow admiral ("V. itea"), as well as bees.