Another pic. Sorry for blurry quality.

I'm guessing Asiatic lily; see ...

http://homeguides.sfgate.com/difference-between-asiatic-lilies-daylilies-34849.html

The aptly named Surprise Lily (Lycoris squamigera) !

Thanks so much. After googling surprise lilly that is definitely what they are. You guys are good.

Any idea how long the flowers stay in bloom? Are they quick lived like Peonies and Dafoldil's or can I expect them to stay around longer than that?

Also called resurrection lilies, naked ladies. They get the energy to grow quickly and bloom from the leaves which emerge in the spring and then die back so when you decide where to plant be sure to mark the area so you don't forget they are there and dig into the bulbs because you think the spot is bare. I plant a lower growing perennial in front of them to hide the bare spot.

The blooms last 1-2 weeks depending on how hot the weather is during that time. I trim off the faded blossoms as they wilt.

You might want to just buy more (readily available), vs disturb them. They tend to sulk for a couple years and not bloom after disturbance. If you have plenty, by all means dig some...otherwise digging them will mean no blooms for a few years.

If you do dig...right after flowering is probably the best time, though you're unlikely to kill them at any time you if you dig and immediately replant.