Yes, there are a few species of Snowdrop that bloom in the Fall. The most common one is Galanthus reginae-olgae ssp. reginae olgae (also known as G. roro). Here's a photo of G. roro taken in the rain a few days ago.


Steve

Here are a few more Fall bloomers.

This is Galanthus elwesii 'Hogget's Narrow'



This is G. bursanus #8



This one I've had on my wish list for a few years. This is 'York Minster' coming up through the Oak leaves.



Hope you are having a great gardening Fall.

Steve