The thing about hundreds of unmanaged, seed-propagated plants is that there will always be a few oddballs in there somewhere. Pale blue bluebonnets are the most common variant in my experience. This particular population also has a small number of pale pink (recessive?) variants with no blue pigment. Finally, I was able to find one fasciated flower. All of these were located within walking distance of each other, no big expedition required. Keep an eye out in fields of wildflowers and you may find some interesting things!
