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This doesn't sound like that much food to me! Maybe I eat too much!

We are close on our due dates, but I think I'm the opposite - I barely want to eat at all It's 9.30 and all I've had is a cup of tea and 2 pieces of dry toast. I probably won't touch anything else til lunch time - a piece of left over home-made pizza, and I don't even want to think about what to cook for dinner. I'm off food big time.

After my morning sickness lifted I. was. so. hungry. I instituted "second breakfast" as a regular meal every day and that helped. I would try putting some protein earlier in your day. The yogurt is yummy, but as you noted, you're hungry again so soon!
Luckily my ravenous appetite subsided after about 4-5 weeks and I was back to a normal meal schedule. Except I still often need a morning snack to get to lunchtime, just not a full "second breakfast".

Ditto on the fat consumption. Fat and protein was the name of the game for me. I needed a deep fatty breakfast every morning on my way to work - McMuffin or breakfast burrito of some sort with meat, cheese, and eggs, plus a decaf with lots of half and half. I probably had another snack mid-morning and then was ravenous for lunch, which was often again some meat heavy thing like a roast beef sandwich. I really, really loved beef during pregnancy and I ate a lot of dairy. Cheese sticks, cold whole milk at night, some ice cream, yogurt...

I ate a lot of fruit, but other sweets like dessert really didn't appeal to me.

One culprit might be the sugar in the chocolate cherry yogurts, granola bars, and fruit. All those things sound absolutely delicious, but from my own experience, sweet foods make me extra hungry -- perhaps that's what's going on with you, too? That, and it seems like for many starting in the second trimester (or a bit sooner than that in my case), being pregnant just makes you hungrier than normal! I love granola and cereal, but have been staying away from both because neither satisfy at all in pregnancy (I could literally eat a box of either). I've been toying around with lots of food combos - a spinach and (pasteurized) feta omelet for breakfast or a high protein/low sugar smoothie make me feel really satisfied for longer. Big salads with lots of beans (I'm a veggie) and no bread for lunch and snacks consisting of raw nuts (I love raw pecans) and a piece of fruit a couple of times a day are my go-to's (if I eat fruit by itself I swear I'm hungry again 20 minutes later). I've found when I eat this way I don't get nearly as crazy-hungry during the day. But, we all have hungry days!