Most definitely Fall Crocus. They'll be gone quick. Dig up the bulbs and plant them under a shady tree. No care needed and they're a great reminder that spring is close this time of year as you just found. They're often used for plant timing in gardens. Don't get rid of them.

Bermuda Buttercup? Here is a link that might be useful: Oxalis Pes-caprae

Leslie May, I do like how the plates look against the blue wall. That's what I want to do with my Danish plates. Do you mind sharing the paint color? I went on a house walk today and one house had quite the plate collection. I had no idea oyster plates came in such beautiful varieties, and of course with that fascinating organic shape within the outer circle shape. They were displayed in a few rooms, on walls and in cabinets, and color-coordinated with each other and with the room. I estimate close to 100 of them! In another house, vegetable plates (you know the ones I mean, they are shaped and decorated like vegetables) were in a country cupboard with the beadboard back painted a deep teal. It looked wonderful. I wish I could have taken pictures!

I attached the photo I had shared from when I purchased it off of etsy. The eye came loose. So it's put away until I find the best adhesive to reattach. So in the meantime...I picked up a dragonfly to put in its place. Will move this owl along to the right of the last plate near the lavender twist tree once it's repaired. Just opposite the post the flower row is found. Until then...it at least doesn't look bare. But more facing the front than the side as the rest are facing. (If that makes sense) A close up of the wing color...the purple splashes really look cool.