A walk through a meadow:

Bedstraw

Blackeyed Susan

White clover

Butter and eggs (and ants)

Common cinquefoil

Queen Anne’s lace

Yellow loosestrife

Crown vetch

St. John’s wort

Yarrow

Yarrow closeup reveals tiny disk flowers, placing it in the Aster Family

Deptford pink

Yellow hop clover

Soapwort
Scientific names and families:
Bedstraw/Galium aparine – Madder Family/Rubiaceae
Blackeyed Susan/Rudbeckia hirta – Aster Family/Asteraceae
White Clover/Trifolium repens – Pea Family/Fabaceae
Butter and Eggs/Linaria vulgaris – Plantain Family/Plantaginaceae
Common cinquefoil/Potentilla simplex – Rose Family/Rosaceae
Queen Anne’s Lace/Daucus carota – Parsley Family/Apiaceae
Yellow Loosestrife/Lysimachia terrestris L. – Primrose Family/Primulaceae
Crown Vetch/Securigera varia – Pea Family/Fabaceae
St. John’s Wort/Hypericum perforatum – St. John’s Wort Family/Hypericaceae
Yarrow/Achillea millefolium – Aster Family/Asteraceae
Deptford Pink/Dianthus armeria – Pink Family/Caryophyllaceae
Yellow Hop Clover/Trifolium campestre – Pea Family/Fabaceae
Soapwort/Saponaria officinalis – Pink Family/Caryophyllaceae