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this is a wattle but what kind??

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me not much help but the top pics look casuarina/she oak to me and a 'she' she oak at that as opposed to a 'he' she oak.

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len

The former has very long drooping needles and is aptly named Drooping Sheoak.

The latter has shorter needles that generally stick straight up. Black Sheoak.

The sheoak in the photo looks like it might be littoralis.

The wattle tree will be either Acacia dealbata / Silver Wattle or Acacia mearnsii / Black Wattle.

The leaves consist of a main stem with smaller stems branching off, with each smaller stem being lined with leaflets. Look at the top surface of the main stem and you should see raised circular glands. If they are evenly spaced it is Acacia dealbata. If they are scattered haphazardly along the stem then it is Acacia mearnsii.

All of the Melbournian Eucalypts have white or creamy flowers and the one in the photo appears to have yellow flowers. So it is not a local if you are in the Melbourne region. It in fact looks like a Western Australian species, whose name escapes me, that is commonly planted in parks and gardens around Melbourne.