Orange assassin bug.

https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/82020-Pselliopus

Sulphur butterflies. Not enough detail to find the species.

https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/48508-Pieridae/browse_photos?place_id=33

Vetch
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/57317-Vicia-villosa

Interesting. The leaves look like those of Milkweed. Thanks Bill, for setting me straight!

Thanks Bill. They are sometimes pink in some spots along the road. Pretty little things.

Thanks Bill! That was a very pretty patch as I was going by. Had to stop.

One of several species of fleabane. They all look about alike to me.

https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/50879-Erigeron/browse_photos?place_id=33

For decades, I thought it was a kind of milkweed, but in recent years doing ID searches, I discovered it is hemp dogbane!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apocynum_cannabinum

Nice yellow hawkweed...
http://www.southeasternflora.com/view_flora.php?plantid=1007

and one white daisy.
http://www.southeasternflora.com/view_flora.php?plantid=409

I really appreciate your knowledge and assistance in identification of these various plants, flowers, and creatures. Your background and experience has certainly been an asset to you and a benefit to others. I am happy that you have enjoyed some of my information. I have definitely appreciated all of your comments and help.

I am no expert, for sure, but as background, I got a Zoology degree from Arizona State University in 1969, but ended up in Safety Management for Civil Service. Being a cyclist most of my life from 1956 to the present, I like to follow cycle journals, connecting both interests in nature and cycling.

Thanks for posting all the nature photos. I learn a lot looking things up. Now, if only I could remember a fraction of what I learn!!

Much appreciated Bill.This is an unusual wildflower, at least for me. There are not very many of this hue around here. I'm very glad to have your help identifying these beautiful flowers. I like them but am far from being an expert.

Thank-you Bill. I see this type of plant and flower around here, quite a bit, at this time of year. In some spots, there are large clusters. The yellow flowers are striking, especially when there are a lot of them together in an area.

Thank-you Bill! These were very pretty and added a little color to contrast with all of the green.

I appreciate this, Bill. I had stopped and noticed this unusual creature moving along below me. It is not something usually seen when I am out and about.