Monotropa uniflora; Monotropaceae (Indian pipe family); more recently phylogenists are placing it in the Ericaceae (heath family)
Another saprophyte (like squawroot, FOTD 6/04). It completely lacks chlorophyll, deriving nutrients from decaying matter. But it is indeed a flowering plant, not a fungus. Bees even visit the flowers for nectar.
Yes, I was lying on my belly to get these shots. The leaves on the ground give a sense of scale. Indian pipe grows only a few inches tall.
Very interesting plant, would have thought it was a fungus at first glance.