Harvey Wattle

Artist: kalaryder
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Harvey Wattle

Wattle found at Harvey Dam in South West of Western Australia.

The Acacia family has over 1300 species of trees and shrubs from warm climates, around 1000 are indigenous to Australia. They range from low growing shrubs to tall trees. (information from Random House – Australian Native Plants)

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maxy

WOW!!!! Against the beautiful blue sky – this is pure magic!!! The gorgeous flowers are incredible – a stunner – outstanding catch!!! xx
kalaryder replied

Thank you very much, it was a terrific day with the sun catching these yellow blossoms just right
Rainy

Beautiful yellow with the blue background!!
kalaryder replied

Thank you Rainy, it was a “stop you in the tracks” sight :)
Adrian Kent

Yep, stunning colors, great shot!
kalaryder replied

Thank you
Cee Neuner

Beautiful!!!
kalaryder replied

Thank you
Kim McClain

Fabulous colors! Lovelt work!
kalaryder replied

Thanks KIm
dougie1page2

lovely one mik!!
kalaryder replied

Thank you kindly
Steve Chapple

The splash of yellows. Hayfever time!!!!
kalaryder replied

Do you suffer? I am lucky in that regard
reflector

Great flowers and a vivid shot !
kalaryder replied

Thank you for your comment, appreciated
Susie Peek-Swint

Beautiful colours against that brilliant blue sky ~ great capture!
kalaryder replied

Thank you Susie
Jan Timmons

Such vivid hues, Kala. Beautiful! Can you imagine being named Harvey Wattle?
Harry Oldmeadow first introduced me (across the Pacific) to wattle through his photos. I’d thought wattle only referred to the new folds of skin under my skinny chin and neck.

Fortunately, other beautiful wattle exists. Lovely shot.
kalaryder replied

Thanks Jan – I don’t know a Harvey Wattle but I did once meet a Gordon Bennett – if you have every used this as a term of expression, it was funny to meet a person named such.