Can methods of objects be intercepted when iterating over them as part of a collection?

I'm wondering if an object belonging to a collection class, whilst being iterated on can know it's being iterated and know about the collection class it belongs to? e.g.

<?php
class ExampleObject
{
    public function myMethod()
    {
        if( functionForIterationCheck() ) {
           throw new Exception('Please do not call myMethod during iteration in ' . functionToGetIteratorClass());
        }
    }
}

$collection = new CollectionClass([
    new ExampleObject,
    new ExampleObject,
    new ExampleObject
]);

foreach($collection as $item) {
    $item->myMethod(); //Exception should be thrown.
}

(new ExampleObject)->myMethod(); //No Exception thrown.

I've done some Google'ing and couldn't find anything, I'm guessing it's not possible because it breaks an OOP principal somewhere but thought I'd ask anyway!