Thanks, I'd Like To See IF I Can Get Them This Autumn

They could be Narcissus Bravoure. I would dig as soon as the foliage is yellowed so no longer at work. That way you will know exactly where they are and by re-planting immediately they'll bloom next year. I was quite surprised to find narcissus making a root ball in the fall. Makes sense. That way they don't rot in winter rains.

I don't think Bravoure is a cyclaminus type. These are in the OP's mother's garden and I'm assuming that is where they are intended to stay. I believe ninecrow just wants to know their name so s/he can buy some of their own this Autumn. If s/he did want to move them they can be dug up and transplanted in the green. No need to wait for foliage to die down.

Thanks Guys, These Are Along a Public Footpath Near Mums House....

Both Mum and I Would Like Some

Probably got there when someone chucked out some garden rubbish.

'Jenny' is a similar cultivar.