We believe what we see! But sometimes, we have to believe what we can’t see. Oh! Nooooo! I am not talking about any serious matter. It is about the beautiful tiny flowers that are not visible to bare eyes. I mean, we are ignorant about them. I am sure, these…
This is a rangoli made of sigate powder and chalk powder solution in milk. It is coloured using kumkum (sacred vermilion) and turmeric
These are the pits created by Antlion or Ant Lion (Myrmeleontidae family) larvae. The larva hides itself in the centre waiting for its pray. When its pray (ants) fall into the pit, the ant lion grabs it and eats.
One day mommy fish and baby fish were merrily swimming in the sea. They reached the sea bottom. The baby fish exclaimed, ‘Wow! This is so wonderful!’ It was filled with all the pretty shells! They found a paisley shell. It was the prettiest of all! Filled with love, the…
Caught this busy ant enjoying sunbath over the ocean of arecanuts 😛 Would you like to see the arecanut ocean? You may scroll down… 😀 Here is the reddish orange ripe arecanut ocean! 😀 Try to locate the ant now 😛 This is an unedited photo of bright reddish orange…
An evening at our balcony on a weekend. I wanted to shoot the ‘Gilivindu’ (means a group of parrots in Kannada). Every time, I failed to get a good capture. That’s Okey! I thought I will get another chance. My fingers were terribly willing to click something and they found…
Happy Navaratri Dear TAAM Reader! This post is dedicated to Navaratri festival. Let us brush up our knowledge about importance of Navaratri celebration. A herbal Rangoli on Navaratri – Say No To Chemicals We are celebrating Navaratri Navaratri, the festive of Devi or Adi Shakti or the primordial power, is celebrated…
Can you guess the two flowers? The two flowers are of the most liked vegetable by all, Aloo or Batata or Potato! Yes, there are two Aloo types i.e., one with light cream and another with light purple. There is no difference in the potato grown in the two…
‘Happy Teachers’ Day To All My Teachers’ Teachers are the lamps who silently lighten many other lamps and never bother staying unrecognised. My parents, who are my first teachers; Sujatha akka, Subhadra akka – Balavadi teachers; Rajivi Teacher (for all madams we used to add a suffix ‘teacher’), Saroja Teacher,…