Spring

1. Native plants/land changes

1.1. In Orange!

1.1.1. Wildflowers

1.1.1.1. Sand fringepod

1.1.1.2. Blue dicks

1.1.1.3. Wild onions

1.1.1.4. Mustard flowers

1.1.1.5. California buckwheat

1.1.1.6. Bush sunflowers

1.1.1.7. Maidenhair

1.1.1.8. Phacelia

1.1.2. Animals

1.1.2.1. Butterflies/moths

1.1.2.2. Bees

1.1.2.3. Mating/reproducing

1.1.2.4. Coyotes

1.1.2.5. Snakes

1.1.3. Previously dried up plants blooming again

1.1.3.1. Sagebrush

1.1.3.2. Smells good

1.1.3.3. More green

1.1.3.4. Cacti

1.1.4. Weather

1.1.4.1. More sun

1.1.4.1.1. Day light savings

1.1.4.2. Windy

1.1.4.3. Rain

1.1.5. Non-native landscaping plants blooming

1.2. Non-native

1.2.1. Daffodils

1.2.2. Fruit! Oranges

2. Activities

2.1. Hiking to see the flowers

2.2. Sunbathing

2.2.1. Beach

2.2.2. Late sunsets- more time outside in general

2.3. Picnicing

2.4. Wearing outfits

2.4.1. Less clothes

2.4.2. Hats

2.4.3. Festival outfits

2.4.4. Cowboy

3. Feelings

3.1. Hopeful - more sun, end to seasonal depression

3.1.1. Snow melting, in nature, animals that survived the winter celebrating new abundance

3.2. Abundance

3.2.1. Food coming in to season

3.2.2. Sun

3.2.2.1. The feeling of more intense sun on body

3.3. Excitement about impending summer

3.4. Colors

3.4.1. Yellow, blue, purple, green

3.4.2. Flowers, sky, plants

4. In our culture

4.1. Spring cleaning, celebrating our surroundings

4.2. With the weather, coming out of our natural hibernation mode, more aligned with productivity culture, feeling refreshed, more energy

4.3. Celebration of flowers and babies - easter, probably more human babies born, etc

5. El Modena Open Space

5.1. Coyotes

5.2. Roadrunners

5.3. Cacti

5.4. Sagebrush

5.5. Wildflowers

5.6. Use my Anapauma typeface?

5.7. "Hello from..."

5.8. Edible plants (corms), sagebrush,etc...