Wildflower Spotlight - Bishop's Cap

Rising up 8-12 inches tall you wouldn't think it'd be easy to miss this spring wildflower, but the fine stalk lined with delicate tiny cluster of flowers is easy to pass by.. 
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.