MM 21-120a. This is interesting. The seed parent is orange and has a lot of spots but no eye. Crossing it with villosa brought back the eye and turned the flower cream colored. Spots are usually recessive in Moraea, so I am surprised that they showed up in this flower.
This is a cross between a pink hybrid and a red-yellow species, so I sincerely doubt that this white flower is their offspring. It's probably seeds from another nearby cross.
Pollen parent: MM 13-77c (villosa x tulbaghensis) X (villosa x tulbaghensis)
MM 18-186a
MM 18-186b. This is a fascinating flower, with its two-tone tepals, veins, and contrasting inner and outer tepals. If I could get these color patterns with more vivid colors, I think it'd be a lot of fun.