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Tall oak and elm trees create perfect shady spots for afternoon picnics. The swimming pool here is a lifesaver during those scorching Texas summer days when temperatures climb into triple digits.

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Texas A&M unleashes its offense in its first game at the SEC Tournament. Up next after whipping South Carolina: A meeting with rival Texas.

The two species tend not to interfere with each other, said Dan Cristol, director of the College of William & Mary's Institute for Integrative Bird Behavior Studies in Williamsburg, Va.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Two rare coastal birds, the Piping Plover and the Brown Booby, are expected to be in Central Texas this July.