Pretty flower popped up in lawn but never seen it before

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There is a small cluster of these flowers in my lawn. I haven’t planted them and I’ve never seen them in my lawn before. Does any one have any idea what they are? Been googling but not finding it.

It’s not a great photo, but it could be a cuckoo flower, I think?

According to my plant identifier app,it's an anemone belandieri.

More commonly known as a tenpetal thimbleweed.

Sorry - spelt it wrong! It's berlandieri,I missed an 'r' out.

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It also looks very like a hyacinth that’s not quite formed properly - it’s the leaves and petal shape/formation that makes me think this. Looks like the bulb had come up not quite ‘blind’, where there’s no flower, but not fully formed either.

Hyacinths typically bloom at this time of year and have a strong fragrance - does this?

Do you have hyacinths anywhere else in the garden?

My plant app says it's a hyacinth.

It’s an anemone and they spread by seed. This is the perfect time for them. If you don’t have any that you planted yourself they’ve probably blown in from a neighbouring garden.

You can take a photo and use google lens to find out what it is

My first thought was a Hyacinth with its leaves cut off.

Rosy garlic?

I don't know what it is but it definitely isn't an anemone. The plant identifier apps only give you a best guess and can get it wrong, so you have to Google pics of what it says the plant is and look at detailed pics of the shape of the plant, leaves and flowers to check it.

I think it looks like something related to a bluebell but I would want to wait till it has grown a bit to be sure. I assume the leaves don't smell oniony?