Wild(?) flower ID please

Found this morning growing in the wild margins of the plot (whilst checking for the first common spotted orchid flowers - found one). I'm assuming it's wild but it could be an escapee from some garden rubbish.

 

Could be Wild Hyacinth

 

Chionodoxa?

 

Are you sure that is not the name of the pills I should be on .. ? lol

 

something like that

 

When I mooted the possibility it was an escapee, it would have to of been as seed, rather than a plant, as no such plant has appeared in this location for >25 years

 

It's what you get if you forget to take them.

 

To be flowering now I do not think this is Chionodoxa.

Note the bract behind the flowers.


Possibly it is cross between the Hyacinthoides non scripta...British bluebell.

http://www.nhm.ac.uk/nature-online/...endangered-species/hyacinthoides-non-scripta/

and Hyacinthoides hispanica ...Spanish bluebell.
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/nature-online/...-bluebells/bluebell-identification/hispanica/

Hyacinthoides x massartiana,

http://www.nhm.ac.uk/nature-online/...lls/bluebell-identification/hybrid/index.html

 

After doing a lot of Googling that's what I was beginning to suspect, an English Bluebell hybrid (if that's the correct term), although most pics show tubular flowers (which these are most definitely not). But how a single plant has ended up in the middle of nowhere with no other bluebells (wild or cultivated) nearby, I haven't a clue.