The first one with the black berries is Sambucus ebulus. A herbaceous elder which is unpalatable and moderately toxic.

The second one looks like a Centaurea species but since we do not know where in the world it is growing and there are several hundred species it is hard to pin down.

Number 3 is Tanacetum vulgare, Tansy

And the final pink one is too far away to identify. It could be a heather or equally could be a Satureja or something. I can't see any details of either flower or foliage.

For future reference, please say where the plants are growing. We have contributors from all over the world so it really helps to know that information.

Thank you very much for helping me. These flowers are located in Central Europe. Sorry for not mentioning this information.

Thanks.

See if Centaurea phrygia looks like a match.

the tiny pink flower patch might be Thyme.

Possibly but the inflorescences don't look like any Thymus species I can think of. I believe Calluna vulgaris grows in Turkey and that is what is most reminds me of without being able to see more detail.