aka Woodland Pinedrops. The tallest saprophyte in the Park with reddish-brown stems raising to over 3′ (90 cm) tall. The urn-shaped flowers are thought to resemble drops of resin from pines and are no more than 3/8″ long; 40 -60 cluster on the upper half of the stem. Usually found in deep humus soil of coniferous forest, particularly under Hemlock and Yellow Pine. Found at lower elevations to 3,500′.