Wish I Knew Its Name

Ok, it would be nice to know the name of this, so if you do, please let me know. It's from a small(ish) tree that grows on an urban street in Oregon.
But even nameless, I like its lines.
Thanks always for stopping by and visiting and commenting when you will.
Yay, Babs....she identified this...it is Clematis Vitalba, also know as "Old Man's Beard" and "Traveler's Joy". I need to go back & take a closer look...seems it's a vine and considered one of the most noxious invasive weeds in the area! Looks are so deceiving when it comes to noxious weeds!

[Mags]

Beautiful fluffy seed head and capture!

[Shutterbug]

Makes such a wonderful and interesting photo. I wish I knew the name. I will check back to see if anyone sheds some light.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Debra]

Beautiful!

[Babs]

It may be Clematis vitalba also known as old man's beard

[Granagringa]

@onewing Thanks, Babs...I'm pretty sure that's it!

[Danette Thompson]

Very cool

[KoalaGardens🐨]

all I can say is the detail is so perfect

[Jacqueline]

By only seeing the photo I thought clematis. Then I read the rest of your post.

[Kate]

Great focus

[Lynda McG]

How interesting

[bkb in the city]

Very nice

[Jean]

so lovely

[gloria jones]

Great capture of textures, nice focus

[Felix Mantia M.]

The lines and texture are on point. I fill the frame with it without the object to the left. Great subject.

[Granagringa]

@eg365projectorgmoartt I'm very tardy at saying thank you for your input and suggestion about reframing the shot. I did try it, very different look. Thank you.