A View From the Field

This poor little thing is growing right in the middle of the driveway, where my wheels straddle it every time I drive in or out. It is such a pretty little poppy, I certainly wish it was someplace safer!
Here is the colorful part of the meadow. Click on the picture for an enlarged image.
Here is a respectable bachelors button plant. It is about 3 feet high and the flowers are huge, too.
This clearly came with the wildflower mixture, and I think it is probably called smooth phlox. It is the pink flower in the two pictures above.                          
Here is an evening lynchnis (or white campion). It opens in the evening and it looks like it is beginning to deflate.
This is a bladder campion, but it, too, looks like it is beginning to go. Usually the bladders are plumper.
Here's the whazzit of the day. Its plant is about 4 inches high, and the flower is maybe  ½ inch in diameter, but that doesn't mean much, since it is growing in the stones with the miniature bachelors buttons and scabiosas. One of my books indicates it might be a southern flower called annual phlox, except that this poor stunted plant only has one flower!
Here is a better picture of the whazzit from the other day. This is also a much bigger plant with much bigger flowers. It has to be something from the wildflower mixture, but I can't identify it.