The Minni Richi Acacia, found only in the iron ore rich Pilbara region of Western Australia has a unique bark structure that frays without external friction. This week’s WP Photo Challenge is “fray.”
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Wow! I love this image! Terrific fray!
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Thanks! Fray almost had me stumped!
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Very cool!
janet
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Thanks Janet, I thought the tree was diseased until I did some research…..
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A fascinating plant from the home of wonder plants, the Pilbara. Great shot.
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Thanks Francesca. You’re right about the wonder plants. We were there last July and the place was ablaze with odd shaped blooms popping colour out of the red soil.
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Nice one!
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Thanks Sue..
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