2nd one

3rd one

First may well be Wide Wide World, an older Peck cultivar. As has been noted before, giving bloom stage (early, midseason, and late), as well as scape height, can help with identification.

Wow... yes, I think the first one is a Wide Wide World. Did some photo comparisons on the web... exactly! Thank you! Any guess on the other 2?

What's the height of the third one? How large is the flower? Is it blooming simultaneously with Wide Wide World? Pictures can be very unclear. Is it past the peak of your daylily season? Possibly Aztec Gold.

Wow... yes, I think the first one is a Wide Wide World. Did some photo comparisons on the web... exactly! Thank you! Any guess on the other 2?

Dear mantis_oh,
The third one blooms late May - June (now) here in zone 7B (NC). The scapes are fairly long around 30 inches. The flowers are about 5 inches. Petals not too wide. Wide Wide World is just starting to send up scapes.
-Ethan

Third one could be Jersey Spider

With scapes that tall, I would also guess Jersey Spider (scapes on mature plant can be even taller). But its blooming time would be about the same as Wide Wide World (mid-late season).

Like the second one but do not know what it is.

First might be Cherry Cheeks, has that Prominent Midvein, if it is not flowering at this time. timing matters alot Second might be Metallic Blue Eyes. but I only have 250 and I'm in Zone 5 so my Blooming time might differ from yours.

Here's a better picture of that second one. It's blooming now...June. Scapes are short maybe 16 inches...no taller.
Flowers are about 4-5 inches. Lots of flowers... a small to medium sized clump.

Any more ideas?!

Thank you...so the first daylily is 'Wide Wide World" and the thirs is a spider called 'Shenandoah". What is this second one? Photo attached.