Jack-in-the-pulpit by bakapo
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Description
the name Jack-in-the-pulpit comes from the structure of the flower. a small upright flower-spike that looks like a small man (Jack) preaching from an old-fashioned raised pulpit/podium.
there are 4 of these growing on the edge of my yard in the woods.
thanks so much for looking and commenting. thanks for past peeks and comments, too!

Comments (28)
Wow what an amazing flower, fantastic photoshot my friend.
Excellent shot Barb. It's like a calla lily eh? What a cool pattern on this.
What a excellent presentationj . Love iot and so special colors in ((5++))
cool
An interesting flower. Have never seen one like this before. Aloha
Very Nice
Never seen one like this, cool and great capture, Barb.
The wildflowers, many of which bloom in May, include waterleaf, wild ginger, red trillium, Jack-in-the-pulpit , smooth and woolly blue violet, Solomon's seal, false Solomon's seal, and enchanter's nightshade. SPLENDID shot !!!
Very interesting flower and great shot. Thanks for sharing.
A very interesting looking plant and marvelous photo! Bravo! Most excellent work!
Very nice capture!
I have seen many of this kind of flower, but none with these colors. superb macro
It looks big. Very nice shot!!!!!
Very cool capture of this beautiful flower
Fantastic shot.
wonderful plant !!!
Cool stuff.
A really cool shot Barb! Are these in your yard? I have just one spot at the Hollow where these grow, and there's only one or two. This year, I found a bazillion young ones in the woods! I'm totally thrilled. I guess they must've started growing there last year or the year before, I just didn't get up there much because I didn't want to leave Murphy, and then the B-dog alone as they were sick, so missed them. A few of they even in bloom this year! Now if the Trillium would just spread as prolifically!
What a special and very beautiful flower,lovely pattern and colors,wonderful capture********
outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great close-up; never seen one of these before, thanks!
Fantastic colors and marvelous image... Fantastic closeup also !!!
sexy and very beautiful
Interesting photo! It is a very mysterious figure.
Fantastic capture and motif, Barb. What a beautiful and special flower. Never saw anything like it.
I like those markings.A fine photo of this wildflower.
LOVE IT
An amazing find and beautifully captured.