First is Romanzoffia or similar.

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=romanzoffia&qpvt=romanzoffia&FORM=IARRSM

Oh no! I liked Mimulus! When did the taxonomists sneak that one through?

Romanzoffia has the delightful common name of mistmaidens, appropriate to the site these were in.

Actually, I think Erythranthe was the old name, then they were dumped into Mimulus. Then they decided to tear them apart again. I prefer names that I can remember and don't require me to check the spelling...Mimulus was one of those.

Thanks a lot everybody.

So, as for the yellow flowers I think it is Erythranthe guttata = Mimulus guttatus.

As for Romanzoffia I think it looks more like Romanzoffia unalaschcensis, but I am not sure, may be Romanzoffia sitchensis ?

Mimulus cardinalis was separated as Erythranthe in 1840 and was the only species published under that genus until 2012, when half or more of "Mimulus' joined it there.