Acacia Id

[Spoonman]

Was out for a walk the other day and came across these little friendly's. Anybody happen to know what they are?

 

[smokeydaze]

A couple of them look like Acacia Obtusifolia.. but it's hard to say with the small photos and no description.

 

[psychosisdoses]

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im sorry it couldnt be helped

the one with the frongs of lil leaves looks familer
but im no expert

i like your name though

 

[Spoonman]

feel the rhythm with your hands....
steal the rhythm while you can, spoonman
speak the rhythm on your own....
speak the rhythm all alone, spoonman

spoonman come together with your hands
save me, im together with your plan
save me

Good start to the post don't mind a bit of soundgarden.

Was curious about the fern type leaves on the trees. Is this a normal occurance?

 

[psychosisdoses]

feel the rhythm with your hands....
steal the rhythm while you can, spoonman
speak the rhythm on your own....
speak the rhythm all alone, spoonman

spoonman come together with your hands
save me, im together with your plan
save me

Good start to the post don't mind a bit of soundgarden.

Was curious about the fern type leaves on the trees. Is this a normal occurance?

well i really really dont know to be honest with you but i have seen that before and it stood out to me

this is the acacia smokeydaze mentioned

but it seems like it was mimosa that has the ferny leaves thats why it stood out to me

 

[Spoonman]

Sorry the photos are so bad, stumbled upon them on a walk and only had my phone on me. I should have also mentioned that the photos are not all of the same tree. The first and the last are the same type but different trees and the rest are of 1 different type of tree. The funny thing about the one with the ferns is that it only has a couple of those "groups" of growths on a couple of branches and the rest looks like a fat/short leafed version of the other.

 

[Volcanicplug]

hey, pretty sure all your photos are of Acacia melanoxylon, i am pretty familiar with this species as i have them growing all around my house.... they will eventually grow into a large tree are said to be a good timber species....