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An extravaganza of bluebonnets and other Texas wildflowers

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div class=”clickbankwrapper”>Bluebonnets are coloring fields a month early, already at peak in certain areas. So I grabbed my camera and drove the back roads to see them.… Read More

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March 15, 2024
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Texas bluebonnets are coloring fields and roadsides a month early this year, and they’re already at peak in certain areas. I follow Facebook page Texas Wildflower Report each spring to learn where good fields have been spotted. And so when I found myself with a free afternoon on Wednesday, I grabbed my camera, hopped in the car, and swung through downtown Austin to pick up my husband from a SXSW event. Then we drove southwest to tiny Marion and New Berlin, about 30 miles east of San Antonio, to see what we could find along the back roads.

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We found a motherlode of bluebonnets in Marion.

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Their sweet scent on the warm breeze made me remember other good years for wildflower safaris.

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Next we spotted a few Oreo cows — Belted Galloways — grazing in a field. A furry calf was curious about us as I snapped some photos.

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His mom was obviously used to the paparazzi.

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More denim-blue fields appeared.

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This bluebonnet road was on private property, so I just enjoyed the view from outside the fence. That’s the cardinal rule of wildflower peeping in Texas: you stay on the public right-of-way, and no traipsing through the flowers. Pick them only with your eyes. Bring them home only on your camera.

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When we reached New Berlin, we found some colorful fields.

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Yellow coreopsis (I think) makes the bluebonnets even bluer and the Texas paintbrush even redder.

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Such a pretty combo

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Horses and wildflowers — another good combo

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In this excellent field, paintbrush and bluebonnets appeared in long, rolling waves.

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Indian paintbrush

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One more

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A longer view

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Wild phlox added a purple streak here and there.

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