The journal of my rambles, adventures, reflections and discoveries...
Monday, February 29, 2016
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Season: El Nino 2015-2016 -related changes....
It's my 4th post on El Nino....the Ocean heating phenomenon that leads to large-scale global season and living kingdom beahavior patterns.......
Even a common person without much knowledge of meteorology can observe and understand the patterns..........
The heavy rain rather arid South California, see here...
The frequent rain storms, see here...
Appearances of unusual marine animals like tuna crab, yellow-bellied sea snakes, see here..
Also, coming across news of pods of whales dead by getting stranded in Amazon basin, in Indian peninsula....etc..
Atacama desert and Death Valley coming alive with wildflowers....
Sierra mountain getting high snow falls...
Yosemite Horsetail falls blazing like a cascade of hot lava...
Plants have been influenced...like the pears that burst into zillion blooms...
For more of these pear flowers visit here...
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Photography: Golden hour shots........
Most photography enthusiasts know just before sunset, the golden hour casts a pretty, tangerine, copper tint to pictures...some of my clicks from that magical moments...
Chaparral......
Chaparral......
Friday, February 26, 2016
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Information: Native Indian tribes of California.......
California can be classified into regions based on its geological and geographical parameters....the Shasta Cascade, Gold country, High Sierra, North Coast, Bay area, Central Coast, Central Valley, South California, Deserts.......So far, I have got the opportunity to savor most of it except Bay area and North Coast......
Any way, all these regions have been inhabited by Native Indian tribes....during my visit to the places, I learnt about them...
(Its a statue in Balboa Park..)
It was enlightening to know about the historical and cultural heritage....like, different places inhabited by particular tribes..such as,
Yosemite National Park: Ahwahnechee
Anza Borrego Desert: Cahuilla
Channel Islands: Chumash
Sequoia National Park, Mono Lake: Mono...they used eat the fly pupae as protein source..
Using this woven basket...
And lived in these thatched huts..
Mojave Desert: Mohave
San Diego: Kumeyaay, Diegueño
Palomar Mountain: Luiseño
Santa Ana Mountains: Tongva
Most of the tribes have lost with time or have become part of modern society....but, the remnants of their lifestyle exists in some places....or preserved in museums.....
Any way, all these regions have been inhabited by Native Indian tribes....during my visit to the places, I learnt about them...
(Its a statue in Balboa Park..)
It was enlightening to know about the historical and cultural heritage....like, different places inhabited by particular tribes..such as,
Yosemite National Park: Ahwahnechee
Anza Borrego Desert: Cahuilla
Channel Islands: Chumash
Sequoia National Park, Mono Lake: Mono...they used eat the fly pupae as protein source..
Using this woven basket...
And lived in these thatched huts..
Mojave Desert: Mohave
San Diego: Kumeyaay, Diegueño
Palomar Mountain: Luiseño
Santa Ana Mountains: Tongva
Most of the tribes have lost with time or have become part of modern society....but, the remnants of their lifestyle exists in some places....or preserved in museums.....
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