I should know what these are but I just can't think. I dug up a ton of these from the edge of a corn field. My son has a summer cabin on an island in the Susquehanna River. It's a large island and they farm the center of the island. These are growing wild by the thousands around the edge of the field.
Here is a second shot that shows the green stripe on the underneath of the flower petals. They are about 6 / 7 inches tall and the flowers are about 1 inch across.
Looks like Ornithogalum Umbellatum or Star of Bethlehem.
Thanks Bleek, I knew I would feel dumb when I got and ID. I had no idea that they grew rampant and wild like that.
Someone must have spread them around and then the birds did the rest.
