can anyone help me to id these 7 plants

[the naturelover]

Hi. can you please help with id's all taken over the past few days.

in a permanant bog at the side of a stream

close by the first same bog. A type of vetch?

a large clump growing on a sandstone rock in the stream bed.

growing in a crack of an old falen tree trunk. in open countryside.

on a roadside lots about thought it was red deadnettle at first but flowers are totally different.

growing in grass in open meadow. leaves are very thick like cactus. full of water?

in field margin open countryside.

[2dogs2000]

I am not very good on plants but I think the last one is comfrey.

[Abot]

the one on the treetrunk is common Chickweed (stellaria media), I think.
the pink 4 petalled flowers are Honesty. I've noticed a lot of it about myself

[Kayleigh]

The purple one is honesty..

[Hedera]

The first one is Bog pondweed - Potamogeton polygonifolius
Chickweed, Honesty and Comfrey as agreed.

[Abot]

I'm pretty sure the hairy one is Cerastium fontanum (common mouse ear)

Agree that the second one is some kind of vetch, Meadow vetchling (Lathyrus pratenses)I tihnk, the shape of the stipules is quite distinctive (can't see anything else in Rose that has ones like that anyway, except L.aphaca, which has no other leaves), although i cant see them fully in the photo

[aeshna5]

1 is a form of Red Bistort, Persicaria amplexicaule
2 is a legume, but can't tell from this
3 a liverwort, but I can't do these (maybe post in non-flowering section)
4 Chickweed, Stellaria media
5 Honesty. Lunaria annua
6 Common Mouse-ear, Cerastium fontanum
7 is a comfrey, maybe Symphytum Hidcote Blue

[Dorts]

1. Bistort - Persicaria bistorta. ( flower-head looks a little too 'short and fat' for amplexicaule)
2. Meadow Vetchling - Lathyrus pratensis.
3. Liverwort - probably Lunularia sp.
4. Common Chickweed - Stellaria media.
5. Honesty - Lunaria annua.
6. Common Mouse-ear - Cerastium fontanum.
7. Comphrey - Symphytum x 'Hidcote Blue'. (agree with aeshna5).
Dorts.

[diggleken]

I suspect the liverwort is Conocephalum conicum.
Maybe...............
Cheers
Ken

[Dorts]

Originally Posted by diggleken

I suspect the liverwort is Conocephalum conicum.
Maybe...............
Cheers
Ken

Yes, I think you are probably nearer than I am Ken with Conocephalum conicum (Scented Liverwort). Not easy from a photoghraph!
Dorts.