What is it, I know, but do you

[Richard R Tuckey]

Yes, it is a flower, but what kind???

[Kathy Burzynski]

I don't know the name but it's pretty

[Sue Barnicoat]

I know what it is. I've got one of its relatives in my project, in June

[❀ Lynn]

Looks like an orchid of some kind.

[Sabrina G]

A type of Liliaceae...?

[ks]

Galanthus--aka snowdrop.

[Sophie]

Passiflora?

[Nina]

A lily?

[Mel]

with my botanical knowledge i would call it a white flower with green veins :)

[Hope Russell]

If it came on a vine and smelled sweet, I'd call it honeysuckle. I'm doing well if I know the names of the plants in my own yard, so I'm stretching here. :)

[Rachael]

Looks like a fucshia of some variety.

[judith deacon]

Looks like an allium of some kind, maybe just a plain old onion? - sorry - nothing plain about it, it's lovely!!!

[Laura Latham]

I think its a snowdrop.

[Richard R Tuckey]

@myhrhelper @suebarni @lynnb @momzo @svt @lanina @emjay8 @herussell @wormentude @judithdeacon @lauralatham @piratemuffin It is part of this Onion gone to seed

[Camille Bisson]

i never would have guessed correctly. amazing shot!

[Nina]

Onion? Wow!

[cheryl]

I have to say I like @emjay8 answer the best.. cracked me up!