The yellow flower looks like a Lilium species, perhaps L. szovitsianum or kesselringianum.

Here is a link that might be useful: Lillium szovitsianum

Your first photo is a Geranium species.

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The red flower is a parasitic plant.

Here is a link that might be useful: Orobanchaceae

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Row #1
Picture #2 looks like Anacamptis pyramidalis. But it's out of focus and hard to tell...

Row #2,
In the last picture you have Myosotis, Campanula and Ranunculus.

Bottom row
Picture #1 looks like a Stachys. Maybe grandiflora, macrantha or officinalis... or maybe none of them.

Picture #2 looks somewhat like Polygonum bistortes but is different. I can't quite place it.

Top row no.1 looks like Geranium sanguineum
Middle row no.2 is a Dianthus sp.

Good call on the red one Carol. I'd never heard of Phelypaea sp.

Hands up who wants to visit this area? It looks fabulous.

thank you very much

Row 3, picture #4 looks perhaps to have an Alchemilla, lady's mantle, in it.

Simply stunning views and photos.

FataMorgana

Wonderful pics! The pic of the geranium, #1 - I get the same one in my yard every winter/early spring. It is odd that it grows in Russia and here in hot, humid Houston, too. It's an annual here, and I pull them up and compost them.