Trillium bloom (Trillium grandiflorum)
Interesting fact: Trillium seeds are spread by ants, who are drawn to the small fruits produced by the plant. They eat the fruits and toss the seeds, which germinate where they fall.
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One of my favorite flowers, Cindy, but I never knew how the seeds were spread!! Thank you for a beautiful photo and an interesting description.