Acacia glaucoptera

Acacia glaucoptera, commonly known as flat wattle or clay wattle is a species of Acacia which is endemic to the south-west of Western Australia. This is a most unusual and attractive wattle often grown for its unusual "foliage" - its "leaves" are actually cladodes - flattened leaf-like stems.

a close up can be seen here....... http://365project.org/annied/365/2015-09-17

[Kane Arlow]

Very nice, we don't get those around here.

[Graeme Stevens]

Wattle. Again.

[Annie D]

@graemestevens wattle you be complaining about?

[Annie D]

@graemestevens go here http://365project.org/annied/365/2015-09-17

[Sam]

I thought that was a bean growing out of the middle! HAHAHAHA

[KoalaGardens🐨]

so unusual!

[Mek]

funny effect with depth and colors!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Unusual and attractive And Annie you have managed a hint of yellow !!

[Annie D]

@mastermek I played a bit with blur and desaturation as I wanted to make sure it stood out to show how it looked

[Annie D]

@gigiflower you are definitely on something tonight hahahahaha

[Annie D]

@beryl I have indeed...it is quite unique

[Jane Morley]

Like the focus in this shot.

[Graeme Stevens]

@annied I'll be complaining about anything I like - and I did look at your other shot. Wattle.

[Phil Howcroft]

i'd recognise an Acacia glaucoptera anywhere annie :) :)

[Annie D]

@graemestevens okay then
@phil_howcroft I knew you would Phil :)

[kali]

great colours