Wattle
Photographed in, Frankland, Western Australia.
Wattle belongs to the following groups:
Australian Bush ☼ ( N0 Abstracts or Macros please! - ie aspects of realistic Landscape views Thank you!) Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints and Framed Prints
Deborah McGrath
Beautiful capture. Wattle is my favourite native.
Eve Parry replied
They are brightening up my garden beautifully at the moment.
lozzar
Its great when the wattle comes out. You have captured it well.
Eve Parry
The corner of my garden where I have several wattles growing is blindingly yellow at the moment. :-)
Lynda Robinson
This is a really lovely image. The Cootamundra’s and the Black Wattle are in flower around here, so spring is obviously on the way!
Eve Parry replied
Thank you. The Black Wattle flowers in my garden are not fully open yet.
kalaryder
So lovely
Please add to blooming trees group
Bob Hardy
Good luck in the Wattle challenge. Your ‘Wattle’ got my vote. No I didn’t vote for my own photo.
Bob <><
Eve Parry replied
Hi Bob, thank you very much for voting for my wattle, appreciated. I wouldn’t vote for my own either, even if I could.
Sandra Chung
Congrats on winning the Wattle Challenge! :D
Eve Parry replied
Thank you very much, I’m thrilled to bits.
Beth Wilson
Congrats on your challenge win Mrs Adam. A truly lovely shot. :)
Eve Parry replied
Thank you so much.
adgray
☼ This was voted THE WINNER of our Wattle Bring in the Spring Avatar Challenge! [August 2009] ☼ And thus featured in Australian Bush ☼
☼ It will be our group avatar for the next month!
☼ ALSO a bubblemail is heading your way with the $20us RB Gift Voucher Prize money!
☼ BRAVO!! ☼
Eve Parry replied
What wonderful prizes, thank you so much.
Aleksander
lovely capture Eve!
Eve Parry replied
Thank you very much.
Rita Blom
A really lovely photo Eve, we have a 35 acre property in South Australia but during the last two horrendous hot summers we have lost many of the wattles we planted over the years since we came here 22 years ago. Of course many have died because they didn’t have a long life span but we have kept replacing them. My favourite is the Cootamundra and we had a whole row of them but again we are going to have to replace them all, and we will.
Eve Parry replied
I don’t know how I came to miss this comment Rita, please forgive the long delay in answering.
Thank you very much for your comment. We have only had our garden for 11 years and many of the wattles we planted are now splitting at ground level.
David Haworth
smashing Eve and congrats on having you image as The Bush groups cover photo!
Eve Parry replied
Thank you David. I thought it was pretty neat too.