On Saturday, Rachel and I headed down to the Ennis Bluebonnet Festival in search of... bluebonnets. And find them, we did! The Ennis Garden Club had maps printed up directing people to the best fields, and so we drove out into the country, along with quite a few other bluebonnet hunters, and had a blast taking pictures of the beautiful Texas state flower. They were everywhere! Huge fields covered in blue...
There were also fields full of Indian Paintbrush, another wildflower that looks similar to the bluebonnet, except for its bright coral color. In the past I've only seen a few indian paintbrush interspersed with the bluebonnets, but this year they were in huge patches all on their own, or with just a few bluebonnets mixed in with them. So pretty.

Most of the patches were mixed with bluebonnets and indian paintbrush, which was really quite neat to see, evenly dispersed blue and coral (not orange!).