Hi Diane, I think your Mystery Moraea is Moraea setifolia (which was Gynandriris setifolia). This would explain why Bob Werra couldn't identify it. It's the Moraea Moraea subgroup that he really loves, not the interlopers. It is found in the area you saw it. The flowers are only open for part of the day so as long as you took this picture early afternoon that would be my guess for its identity. Back when I was still working for pay and was first growing bulbs I used to grow this one in a tiny pot. How it could grow in that size of a pot I don't know, but I didn't know any better. If I wanted to see if bloom I had to take it with me which was easy since the pot was small. I could tell the days it was going to bloom in the morning so I'd pack it with me and usually about noon to one it would open and would be gone by 4 until the next time it sent up another bloom. In the beginning there was usually just one open at a time, but as the season progressed it branched and some days there would be multiple blooms. Mary Sue