aka Ram’s-horn Lousewort, Leafy Lousewort. Remarkably twisted the pinkish, sometimes whitish, flowers are about 1/2″ (13 cm) and occur in twos and threes in an open raceme. The flower’s upper lip is hooked like a bird’s claw and appears off-centered giving a disorganized or asymmetric appearance. The narrow lanceolate saw-toothed leaves, 1″ – 3″ long, appear all along the stem, but interestingly are larger toward the top. Usually found in meadows and open woods at between 3,000′ to 6,000′ elevation.