Wildflower Spotlight: Bishop's Cap

Rising to a whopping 8-12 inches tall it's easy to miss this delicate tiny cluster of flowers. 
Found mainly in wet, muddy, areas the Bishop's Cap (also known as twoleaf miterwort)  rises on a sturdy, unbranched stem with two identical leaves halfway up.  "Each white flower is a less than than ¼" across; it consists of 5 white petals, 10 yellow stamens, a pair of styles, a greenish white calyx with 5 short lobes, and a single-celled ovary." The petals are deeply pinnatifid, which provides them with a snowflake-like appearance.