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The most up-to-the-minute Texas bluebonnet sightings for the Waco-Temple-Killeen metroplex area. Sightings are listed if they are within a 60-mile radius of downtown Waco. We list sightings reports sent directly to us, as well as those we gather from the Twitterverse.
Check out our 2012 Texas Bluebonnet Season page for additional sightings reports.
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Join the fun! Report your bluebonnet sightings! For the finer details on giving and getting bluebonnet sightings, check out How It Works!
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Bluebonnet Sightings from Twitterverse
We work really hard each bluebonnet season scouring different sources with the goal of passing on sightings information to our followers — and the Twitterverse is no exception.
Only the 30 most current tweets are listed here. For more tweets, visit Waco’s dedicated page.____________________________________________________________________________
Bluebonnet Sightings Reported to Us
Sightings reports that are sent directly to us are the heart and soul of Texas Bluebonnet Sightings. A picture or video is worth a thousand words! It’s one thing for someone to tell you where bluebonnets are, but with today’s price of gas, pictures — especially videos — tell you whether a field is worth your time and money to go out and have a looky-loo.
These sightings reports are so important to us, that we take the effort to include a Google map with every report that is sent directly to us. If your camera or cell phone is GPS enabled, we’re able to gather the GPS coordinates from your photos and videos and that makes it possible for us to provide an exact location of your report. If your camera or cell phone isn’t GPS enabled, no worries, just give us a pretty good idea of the location when you make your report.
To make a bluebonnet sightings report, send your photos and videos (as many as you like at one time) to bluebonnets@posterous.com.
For more information and the finer details on reporting your bluebonnet sightings, check out Got Bluebonnets?
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And the 2012 Bluebonnet Sightings Are …
Blooming Grove Bluebonnet Alert! | FM 55 between Avalon and Blooming Grove
Thanks to Steve Dueboay for sending in this bluebonnet sightings report for the Blooming Grove area. If you’re traveling between the Waco, Hillsboro, Corsicana, and Ennis areas, you might want to make a swing by FM 55 between Blooming Grove and Avalon and check out this big field of Texas bluebonnets! Enjoy! : ) Steve Dueboay writes: Here are some pics of bluebonnets we took two weeks ago. They were about five miles out on FM 55, between Avalon and Blooming...
read more2012 Temple Bluebonnets | Update – West Adams Avenue & North Apache Drive
On our way to our Mom’s house in Belton, we decided to cruise by the West Adams Avenue field that was pretty popular a couple of weeks ago and ran into Adria Crooke photographing her daughter in the bluebonnets. We asked her to do a bluebonnet sightings report for us updating the field and she was so nice to do one. When we approached the road from West Adams Avenue and North Apache Drive, we were very concerned because it is definitely overgrown, but we gave it another chance and kept on driving up North Apache Drive to Airport Road....
read moreTemple Bluebonnet Alert! | West Adams Street and North Apache Drive
Field Update: Thanks, Veronica, for the kind words and the update on the Adams Street bluebonnet field in Temple, Texas. Glad you were able to find a “kids-safe” bluebonnet field for you and your daughter to enjoy! : ) Veronica Mungiaa writes: I saw your website and just wanted to say “thanks” for posting a great and safe spot to take pictures of my daughter Isabella, huge field and close lots of area for parking,...
read moreTemple Bluebonnet Alert! | West Adams Street and North Apache Street
Oh. My. God! We saw this photo on Twitter first and couldn’t believe it! What an awesome field! That’s our old stomping ground so will definitely be checking out this field while visiting the fam over Easter. Enjoy! : ) Diane Griggs writes: These are some pictures of a bluebonnet field in Temple, Texas. It is on the intersection of W. Adams St. & N. Apache St. This field is our favorite one to do yearly pictures…and my dog, Jade, obviously loves it too. :...
read moreBelton Bluebonnet Alert! | FM 439
Aaawww! A report from my Mom. : ) She’s learning how to use her new iPad2. Woot! : ) Bluebonnets are blooming in Belton!
read moreWaco Bluebonnet Alert! Imperial Drive and Old Hewitt Drive
Sweet, sweet bluebonnet field in Waco on Imperial Drive near Old Hewitt Drive. Thanks so much, Mike! We love the Texas flag in the horizon. Check out Mike Davis’ Flickr photostream, too. Mike Davis writes: Bluebonnets in...
read moreStillhouse Hollow Bluebonnet Alert! | Overlook Park @ Stillhouse Hollow Dam @ Belton
LOL! This is the cutest dang picture we think we’ve ever seen. We’ve still got tears in our eyes from laughing so much. Thank you, Amanda, for giving us a great laugh on a busy day. : ) Once you get past all the cuteness, it looks like the Overlook Park at Stillhouse Hollow Dam in Belton is pretty sweet!
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