Ruellia strepens? Here is a link that might be useful: ruellia-strepens

Those are beautiful pictures, Randy! When I saw your pictures, the plant reminded me of a native plant that grows on my property in the bottom of the hollow where it's wet. Most of the plants have bloomed out, but I found one still in bloom - I had forgotten the name of the plant, so I looked it up, and it's pluchea foetida/stinking camphorweed. I've never seen any butterflies use the flowers, but then I don't go to the bottom of the hollow that often. The picture of pluchea purpurescens/salt marsh fleabane in my wildflower book looks just like your pretty pink flowers - I'm sure that's what yours is. Sherry

Well these look like bluets (Houstonia)...the particular species is left for you determine since you can see the plant itself and can answer questions.

Hi, I can't see your pics. Do you have them set correctly for the public to view them? Remy