On the top right, petals from the Pond Apple tree fall into the water and make a lovely pink and white display. Bottom right, the graceful, hanging Fireflag blossoms are a favorite snack of the Purple Gallinules.
iNaturalist experts confirmed for me that the plant on the left is Kosteletzkya Pentacarpos, or Saltmarsh Mallow, which – despite its name – apparently grows in both fresh and brackish water, as well as in salt marshes and along seashores (Florida Native Plant Society).
Birder's Journey 
those are beautiful!!
On Sun, Jun 27, 2021 at 4:01 PM Birder’s Journey wrote:
> Birder’s Journey posted: ” On the top right, petals from the Pond Apple > tree fall into the water and make a lovely pink and white display. Bottom > right, the graceful, hanging Fireflag blossoms are a favorite snack of the > Purple Gallinules. iNaturalist experts confirmed fo” >
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We are blessed with many beautiful wildflowers growing in the marshes, Yishai!
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I enjoyed these pink flowers today, BJ, and I liked the thought of a purple gallinule eating the fireflag blossoms.
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Glad you enjoyed them, Jet. I had the pleasure of watching some Purple Gallinules gallivanting around in the marsh today!☺️
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Informative nice thanks!
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Thanks, Berny!
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a charming slide show
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Thanks so much!
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Beautiful photographs!
Seeing pink in nature is always special.
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What a lovely thing to say, Wally – thank you for your visit! Have a delightful weekend!
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