? What do others think?

Thanks Tiffany! Those leaves do indeed belong to Geranium carolinianum, I'm not sure what the tiny yellow flower is. I'll submit a proposal to move my photo over and I'll change the caption regarding the yellow blooms!

It happens to all of us. ; ) Thank you so much for the stash of acorns! I'll be sure to get through the rest of winter now. LOL!

If the timing & selection of weedy plants that like to hang out together, where your pic was taken, is similar to where I am, that little yellow thing is probably black medic, which comes up very early & seems like it's going to take over but then disappears after the first couple hot days.
Black Medic (Medicago lupulina)

Tiffany, you are so welcome for the acorns, I have quite a stash accumulated.

This is another photo I have at that entry, do you think these are blooms look like Medicago?

Here's the 3rd photo I have at that database entry, showing an open flower. What do you think?

The 5-petal bloom looks like an Oxalis, maybe one of these:
Creeping Wood Sorrel (Oxalis corniculata)
Yellow Wood Sorrel (Oxalis strictula)

It looks like probably 2 different yellow blooms from what I can see here tonight. I can't get as good of a look on my laptop as I can on my office computer.

I can't believe that I put Oxalis corniculata photos at that entry! I have other photos at the correct entry, it was a weed in a few places of our yard when we lived in Daytona Beach.

Thanks so much again Tiffany! I sure appreciate when folks make note of any of my photos that are at an incorrect database entry!

I always appreciate that too.

Here on work computer, it does look like both Oxalis and Medicago lupulina are present in the Feb 8, 2023 8:12 PM CST pic.

In the last pic Feb 8, 2023 8:14 PM CST, it does look like an Oxalis with other leaves around the perimeter. Those are probably the Ranunculus leaves but I've only seen that in pics. It doesn't look like G. carolinianum, that I pull so many of every spring.