are these plant pig friendly?

[judith archer]

Hi, I hope I'm posting this in the right section ?/ (I'm asking about plants and if pigs can eat them so I'm guessing this is the right place?)
When I was putting up the pigglies run today I saw a long un-pigged area of grass but found these plants in it but don't know what they are or if they're pig safe. Can anyone help please? and thank you xx>>>
Its the plant with yellow flowers

and here's a better shot of it's leaves

and this one is mixed in with a lot of the clover in our garden but I hadn't noticed it untill today

 

[Shellza]

I'm not that good with plants I'm afraid @) Can't really help you there, just didn't want to read and run

 

[Sodapops]

i regularly pull/dig this up - if in doubt just dig it up before putting piggies out.

the last 2 images make it look like creeping buttercup (which is poisonous to pigs) - however the first images looks completely different

 

[Claire W]

I'm not sure what they are to be honest. I'm s bit funny with plants s I don't know what half of them are so my girls only have dandelion and clover as I know what they are and know they're safe for piggies x

 

[judith archer]

Thank you for all your answers. I moved the run away from the plants as its better to be safe than sorry. The 2 plants (3rd and 4th picture) is all over so hope it gets killed off over winter if it is poisonous!

 

[Midge&Panda]

I couldn't be 100% certain but the 1st picture looks alot like ragwort. Which is poisonous to all animals.