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House Concurrent Resolution No. 178, 74th Legislature, Regular Session (1995)

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 12, 83rd Legislature, Regular Session (2013)

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Pecan Pie from the Lone Star State - Texas

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Pecan Pie and The Goode Company staple, Texas style Brazos Pecan Pie.

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Texas designated the nine-banded armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus) as the official state small mammal in 1995. A distant cousin of the sloth and the anteater, the nine-banded armadillo is the only species that occurs in North America. A bony, scaled shell protects the armadillo from predators. Originally native to South America, the nine-banded armadillo now ranges as far north as Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Louisiana. The other twenty or so armadillo species remain in Centraland South America.

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"In the spring of 1901, the Texas Legislature got down to the serious business of selecting a state floral emblem and the ensuing battle was hot and heavy. One legislator spoke emotionally in favor of the cotton boll since cotton was king in Texas in those days. Another, a young man from Uvalde, extolled the virtues of the cactus so eloquently, noting the hardy durability of the plant and the orchid-like beauty of its flowers, that he earned the nickname of "Cactus Jack" which stuck with him for the rest of his life. He was JohnNance Garner and later became vice president of the United States."

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 10, 27th Legislature, Regular Session (1901)

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The Legend of the Blue Bonnet, Tomie dePaola

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Narration of The Legend of the Bluebonnet an old tale of Texas retold and illustrated by Tomie dePaola

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 102, 83rd Legislature, Regular Session (2013)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 228, 75th Legislature, Regular Session (1997)

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Texas Tech Department of Agricultural Education and Communications

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 31, 83rd Legislature, Regular Session (2013)

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Saving the Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle - Texas Parks and Wildlife [Official]

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The Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle is making a comeback from the brink of extinction. Get a close-up look at turtle nesting and watch as the hatchlings crawl into the surf. For more information, visit the Padre Island National Seashore website http://www.nps.gov/pais/index.htm

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 101, 74th Legislature, Regular Session (1995)

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 35, 82nd Legislature, Regular Session (2011)

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Remington Ride-Cindy Cashdollar & Redd Volkaert

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Hot Texas Swing Band with Redd Volkaert, Danny Levin and Selena Rosanbalm on vocals at Jovita's 1-15-12.

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 24, 82nd Legislature, Regular Session (2011)

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Texas Dawn - The Official Water Lily of the State of Texas

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Kenneth C. Landon, Director of the International Waterlily Collection at San Angelo, Texas, and creator of the beautiful waterlily, Nymphaea "Texas Dawn"; and, on April 26, 2011, the 82nd Legislature of the State of Texas formally designated Nymphaea "Texas Dawn" as the official waterlily of the State of Texas

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 23, 75th Legislature, Regular Session (1997)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 108, 79th Legislature, Regular Session (2005)

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My blue lacy working a single bull in a small pen. He had already worked the bull for a few minutes before I remembered the camera, so the bull is already sulled up a little.

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 61, 71st Legislature, Regular Session (1989)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 84, 82nd Legislature, Regular Session (2011)

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Lesson 1 on how to play the domino game called Texas 42

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 178, 74th Legislature, Regular Session (1995)

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Texas Longhorns Mascot Bevo is one of the most famous mascots in College Football. www.TailgateRivals.com did a video story with the Silver Spurs who handle the Longhorns mascot. www.IdentityMediaServices.com

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 21, 75th Legislature, Regular Session (1997)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 94, 74th Legislature, Regular Session (1995)

Every Fall millions of monarch butterflies pass through Texas on their annual migration south. The Mexican holiday Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) occurs around the same time the monarchs appear. According to traditional belief, the monarchs are the souls of ancestors who are returning to earth for their annual visit. To track monarch migration, visit http://www.learner.org/jnorth/monarch/ This video shot October 2008

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Incredible Journey of Monarch Butterflies

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Monarch Butterfly Migration Google Earth Tour

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Each fall the 5th generation of Monarchs from the eastern United States and Canada migrate up to 3500 miles to an area near Mexico City in the mountains at about 10,000 feet and settle down for the winter months. Their congregation amounts to about 300 million butterflies.

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 24, 82nd Legislature, Regular Session (2011)

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Texas Dawn - The Official Water Lily of the State of Texas

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Kenneth C. Landon, Director of the International Waterlily Collection at San Angelo, Texas, and creator of the beautiful waterlily, Nymphaea "Texas Dawn"; and, on April 26, 2011, the 82nd Legislature of the State of Texas formally designated Nymphaea "Texas Dawn" as the official waterlily of the State of Texas

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 117, 79th Legislature, Regular Session (2005)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 31, 83rd Legislature, Regular Session (2013)

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Saving the Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle - Texas Parks and Wildlife [Official]

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The Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle is making a comeback from the brink of extinction. Get a close-up look at turtle nesting and watch as the hatchlings crawl into the surf. For more information, visit the Padre Island National Seashore website http://www.nps.gov/pais/index.htm

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 101, 74th Legislature, Regular Session (1995)

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 12, 83rd Legislature, Regular Session (2013)

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Pecan Pie from the Lone Star State - Texas

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Pecan Pie and The Goode Company staple, Texas style Brazos Pecan Pie.

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 105, 74th Legislature, Regular Session (1995)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 23, 75th Legislature, Regular Session (1997)

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 35, 82nd Legislature, Regular Session (2011)

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Remington Ride-Cindy Cashdollar & Redd Volkaert

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Hot Texas Swing Band with Redd Volkaert, Danny Levin and Selena Rosanbalm on vocals at Jovita's 1-15-12.

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Texas designated the nine-banded armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus) as the official state small mammal in 1995. A distant cousin of the sloth and the anteater, the nine-banded armadillo is the only species that occurs in North America. A bony, scaled shell protects the armadillo from predators. Originally native to South America, the nine-banded armadillo now ranges as far north as Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Louisiana. The other twenty or so armadillo species remain in Centraland South America.

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 178, 74th Legislature, Regular Session (1995)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 178, 74th Legislature, Regular Session (1995)

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Texas Longhorns Mascot Bevo is one of the most famous mascots in College Football. www.TailgateRivals.com did a video story with the Silver Spurs who handle the Longhorns mascot. www.IdentityMediaServices.com

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 2, 77th Legislature, Regular Session (2001)

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This is a savage pecan harvester and a ford 5030 tractor picking pecans along the San Saba river in early November 2011. Native pecan tree in a Millican pecan orchard.

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 75, 73rd Legislature, Regular Session (1993)

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Orange Tree | Grow Organic Healthy Navel Citrus Fruit Trees

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Follow a Texas Grapefruit from being on a tree through the whole packing process.

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 24, 43rd Legislature, Regular Session (1933)

by Julia D. Booth and Lora C. Crockett

When the pastures are green in the springtime
And the birds are singing their sonnets,
You may look to the hills and the valleys
And theyxre covered with lovely Bluebonnets.

Blue is the emblem of loyalty,
They're as blue as the deep, deep sea,
Their smiling faces bring gladness,
For they bloom for you and for me.

Bluebonnets, so gorgeous and stately,
In your mantle of blue and of green,
In the spring when youxre in your full glory,
You're the loveliest sight ever seen.

You're beautiful when you sway in the sunshine,
You look like waves of the sea,
Ah, Texas was wise in her choice of a flowxr,
So we offer our homage to thee.

Chorus:

Bluebonnets, blue lovely Bluebonnets,
More beautiful than all the rest.
Texas chose you for her flower,
And we love you best, Bluebonnets.

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 228, 75th Legislature, Regular Session (1997)

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Texas Tech Department of Agricultural Education and Communications

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 102, 83rd Legislature, Regular Session (2013)

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"In the spring of 1901, the Texas Legislature got down to the serious business of selecting a state floral emblem and the ensuing battle was hot and heavy. One legislator spoke emotionally in favor of the cotton boll since cotton was king in Texas in those days. Another, a young man from Uvalde, extolled the virtues of the cactus so eloquently, noting the hardy durability of the plant and the orchid-like beauty of its flowers, that he earned the nickname of "Cactus Jack" which stuck with him for the rest of his life. He was JohnNance Garner and later became vice president of the United States."

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 10, 27th Legislature, Regular Session (1901)

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The Legend of the Blue Bonnet, Tomie dePaola

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Narration of The Legend of the Bluebonnet an old tale of Texas retold and illustrated by Tomie dePaola

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 153, 72nd Legislature, Regular Session (1991)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 61, 71st Legislature, Regular Session (1989)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 84, 82nd Legislature, Regular Session (2011)

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Lesson 1 on how to play the domino game called Texas 42

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 108, 79th Legislature, Regular Session (2005)

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My blue lacy working a single bull in a small pen. He had already worked the bull for a few minutes before I remembered the camera, so the bull is already sulled up a little.

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1866, cattleman Charles Goodnight knowing the importance of logistics for his crew to drive cattle required daily meals, bedrolls, extra gear and supplies. A humble Cowboy could work harderon a full stomach and a good night sleep. The trail would often last two or more months moving cattle several miles each day. Some drives lasting up to five months. Goodnight took a surplus Army Wagon made by Studebaker an added a large Pantry box to the wagon rear with a hinged door that laid flat to create a work table. The cook would then have everything he needed at arms length to prepare food

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The Texas legislature noted that the mockingbird:

"...is found in all parts of the State, in winter and
in summer, in the city and in the country, on the prairie and in the woods and hills...is a singer of distinctive type, a fighter for the protection of his home, falling, if need be, in its defense, like any true Texan..."

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Texas designated the lightning whelk as the official state shell in 1987. Large and distinctive; the lovely Lightning Whelk is found only in the Gulf of Mexico and Southeast Atlantic coast of the USA. Most spiraling shells open to the right with a rare specimen opening to the left. The Lightning Whelk' s Latin name (Busycon contrarium) indicates its contrary nature, as it normally opens left. Lightning Whelks grow to one foot in length, though 15 inches has been recorded. Strong summer storms often wash large shells ashore - if you should find a live Whelk, please put it back in the water where it belongs.

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ENNIS — Ennis is showcasing its beautiful bluebonnets throughout April, with a weekend festival full of family fun and events April 21-22.

Ennis Bluebonnet Trails, sponsored by Ennis Garden Club, span the entire month of April, and the Ennis Garden Club is celebrating 61 years of the Ennis Bluebonnet Trails this April.

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Round-tailed Horned Lizard (Phrysonsoma modestum)
Horns: four horns of medium length lined up on the back of the head
Scales: few enlarged scales on the body, sides without spiky fringe
Coloring: white to gray, brown or pink, with dark blotches at the legs and neck; bands on tail
Length: 3 to 4 inches
Range: rocky areas in the western third of Texas

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Mexican free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) live in caves in the southern US, Central and South America. Their colonies are the largest congregations of mammals in the world. The largest colony found in (near San Antonio) has nearly 20 million bats, which eat around 250 tons of insects per night! Flights like the one pictured above may travel hundreds of miles and fly to an altitude of 3,000 meters to feed on insects at night.

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 95, 74th Legislature, Regular Session (1995)

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 6, 41st Legislature, First Called Session (1929)

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 8, 40th Legislature, Regular Session (1927)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 18, 65th Legislature, Regular Session (1977)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 116, 75th Legislature, Regular Session (1997)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 75, 70th Legislature, Regular Session (1987)

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 9, 79th Legislature, Regular Session (2005)

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Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 8, 79th Legislature, Regular Session (2005)

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House Concurrent Resolution No. 141, 73rd Legislature, Regular Session (1993)