Solved ID on this plant in a local park

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    Just come back from a woofer walk and noticed these....they are tiny. Are they a type of cyclamen?

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    White Dog Violet. I passed lots whilst dog walking yesterday and almost took some pics.
     
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      Walked past them again today

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        Thanks @Scrungee You werent dog walking in cheddington were you? That’s where I found those.
         
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        We have them growing in our garden. Not as rampant as the violet ones.

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        I've spent hours over the last couple of weeks digging out the violet ones as they are spreading like mad all over the garden. Surprisingly tough rooted little 'individuals'!
         
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          They’re lovely! A nice ground cover plant!
           
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