Not an orchid, but looks similar. The scientific name is Monotropa uniflora.

A white and pink flower grows in front of a fallen tree branch. The flower is bell shaped.

Not a mushroom or fungi, but feeds off of them. Ghost plant found in Mobile, Alabama.
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Three white mushrooms grow out of brown and orange leaves in an open space between small trees.

Found in Mobile, Alabama
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Small yellow amanita mushroom pushes up from the ground, surrounded by leaves.

Found in Mobile, Alabama
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Two small yellow mushrooms grow out of the ground, surrounded by leaves and pine straw.

Found at Flying Creek Nature Preserve in Fairhope, Alabama
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Large yellow mushroom grows out of the side of a hill, it has a large bulbous stem.

Found at Flying Creek Nature Preserve in Fairhope, Alabama
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Reddish/ brown mushroom grows from the base of a tree stump on a long stem.

Found at Flying Creek Nature Preserve in Fairhope, Alabama
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A black mushroom is flat on the ground surrounded by pine straw. The edges of the cap are shaped almost like a star.

Found at Flying Creek Nature Preserve in Fairhope, Alabama
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Reddish mushroom pushes up from under a log, surrounded by pine straw and dirt. The mushroom's cap has grown enough for it to flip up on one side (closest to the camera) and show off the gills under the cap.

Found at Flying Creek Nature Preserve in Fairhope, Alabama
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Brown mushroom grows out of a wood log. The mushroom cap has grown to the point of breaking, and curling upwards, showing off the gills under the cap.

Found at Flying Creek Nature Preserve in Fairhope, Alabama
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Orange/yellow mushroom pushes up out of the leaves

Found at Flying Creek Nature Preserve in Fairhope, Alabama
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Yellow/orange mushrooms push up from the ground through leaves.

Found at Flying Creek Nature Preserve in Fairhope, Alabama
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View under a mushroom cap, looking up to see the mushroom gills with a background of trees branches and leaves. The mushroom gills almost look like the pages of an old book.

Found in Semmes, Alabama
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White mushroom with black fluffy spots grows out of a log which is covered in moss and surrounded by pine straw.

Old Man of the Woods in Blakely State Park in Alabama
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Small white mushroom growing in a fallen tree. Background of part of the tree covered in moss with more trees behind it.

Found in a fallen tree in Blakely State Park in Alabama.

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Brown/black bolete mushrooms grow out of the side of a root among various leaves. The mushroom on the left is growing underneath the mushroom on the right.

Bolete found on the University of South Alabama walking trail.
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Small white mushroom grows out of a piece of wood. It is surrounded by pine straw and leaves.

Found on the University of South Alabama walking trail.
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Yellow/white mushrooms grow from a fallen log with a background of out of focus trees.

A yellow/white fuzzy mushroom grows out of the side of a fallen log.

Found on the University of South Alabama walking trail.
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Small white mushroom growing from a dirt path with an out of focus background of trees. There is a small ant hanging on the underside of the mushroom on the right hand side.

Found on the University of South Alabama walking trail. Always love when I get a cute ant friend in the picture.
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Golden yellow mushrooms grow up through the leaves and pine straw on the floor of the woods with an out of focus background of trees

Found on the University of South Alabama walking trail.
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Graves lined up to the right of a large tree with Spanish moss

Headstone to the right of a tall tree with Spanish moss. Both are surrounded by an iron fence.

Five graves inside an iron fence. Ferns and other plants have grown up around the graves.

Tall headstone sits beneath a large Magnolia tree.

The "New Cemetery" at Old Cahawba Archeological Park in Alabama

Small white mushrooms in a cluster, growing at the base of a tree stump, under a bracket mushroom.

At Old Cahawba Archeological Park in Alabama
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Light blue mushroom (Indigo Milk Cap) surrounded by brown leaves and a few blades of grass.

Indigo Milk Cap at Old Cahawba Archeological Park in Alabama
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Yellow/Orange mushroom growing in front of a sign post, with leaves and grass growing in front of it.

At Old Cahawba Archeological Park in Alabama
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Small pale yellow mushroom grows among many brown leaves

At Old Cahawba Archeological Park in Alabama
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Brown mushroom grows up through pine straw with some pine straw still on the top of the mushroom. The mushroom has been split, with the gills folded out, looking like pages from a book.

At Old Cahawba Archeological Park in Alabama
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Small white mushroom, photographed from underneath, grows between many blades of grass. Behind the mushroom is a gray fence, with the woods behind that.

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Various mushrooms grow on the side of a mossy tree stump.

Found at Blakely State Park
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Small green snake, surrounded by pine straw and brown leaves in front of a sign post.

Friends were made while mushroom hunting in Blakely State Park.

An absolute monster I found out hiking yesterday 👀 #fungi #fungifriends