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Originally Posted by davidbr  Alpine Squill, Scilla bifolia; well naturalised at Frenchay Churchyard, north Bristol, 7th March 2009  |
The stamen shape and positioning plus the partially fused tepals forming a bell-shaped tube at the base of the flower indicate that this is a
Chionodoxa. In fact it is Glory of the snow (
Chionodoxa forbesii). Here is a pic of Alpine Squill to compare
Looks like you have been having some interesting finds recently.