Wildflowers are in full bloom as evidenced by this Mirror photo taken last week between the communities of Pleasant Grove and Wilderville.

White bluebonnets may not be that rare, but they are quite beautiful when mixed with a patch of blue and white bluebonnets. Now is the time to take a drive and enjoy the flowers along the highways and rural roads.
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McGregor residents no doubt experienced low water pressure Tuesday morning as they were getting ready for the day. It was due to a major water line break on Main Street near the railroad tracks. McGregor Water crews spent the morning making necessary repairs, and had the job completed by noon. There have been a couple of other water line breaks in the past week along Main Street. City officials said the breaks are due to built up pressure in the lines due to the the city’s main water tower being down for repairs. The city’s other pumps are working harder to maintain even pressure to prevent the breaks. City crews are constantly monitoring the system to prevent the breaks. The City did issue a water boil notice for 24 hours. Perched in this tree in the city limits of McGregor is a beautiful Rufous Hummingbird. John Sneed recently alerted the Mirror photographer that he had located a hummingbird that wasn’t real common for Central Texas. This tiny bird is normally breeds in the Northwest from California to Alaska and is known to be very aggressive around feeders. It’s length is three to four inches long, with a wing span of four inches and a weight of .07 to .18 ounces.