1 & 2 Looks like wild carrot aka Queen Anne's lace. To be certain, bruise the foliage. Should smell like carrot tops. Not surprising since it is from this plant that domestic carrots have been developed. It is in the list.
3. Not certain.
4. Looks like curly dock. Good to feed in spring and early summer but not after it puts up its flower stalk because of nitrate/nitrite issues. Seeds may be toxic. You will need to check online to confirm ID.
5 & 6 Common plantain. Really really good stuff!
7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 - I don't see anything there that I know for the buns. One of them may be catnip. You'll know by the musky, minty smell. Good insect repellent.
13 & 14 - (The ribbed long leaved ones - Hard to keep the numbers straight, so next time please separate them and give them a number.) Looks like ribwort plantain. Good for the rabbits, if it is. Check via google pics.
15 & 16 - Some kind of thistle. Not toxic, as far as I know, but I don't feed them.
17. This one is Lady's Thumb. It is said to be okay for rabbits. I've only fed it a few times because only recently identified it, but no problems.
Hope this helps. Remember that looking at one or two pics is not the same as being able to touch and smell the plant and observe how it grows.
Edited to add: Okay, just saw Arachyd's reply. I think we are in agreement except on the numbering. It is really hard to tell where one picture ends in a couple of cases.
