Three Incredibad Photos/IDs, Preah Vihear, Cambodia, Late Feb (1 Viewer)

1. Weird angle and terrible exposure. I feel like this was larger than the flycatchers I was seeing in the area, but the memory is vague.
2. This (maybe BOP) was very cagey. The tree was down a 10+m cliff and as I was trying to circle around, it took off and plummeted past the edge of the next cliff and well beyond my line of sight. Hoping the plain grey back and location help narrow things down, though I'm fully prepared for "not enough information".
3. Good picture, bad ID. Okay, subpar angle, but otherwise good picture. I'm seeing signs of possible yellow on the rump and supercilium, which kind of pur me off the Flycatchers, though I wouldn't attempt to even feign confidence. I just labeled it Warbler vs. Flycatcher.

1. Looks like a female Blue Rock Thrush.
2. Not enough information It looks like an Accipiter, and pale above so maybe Shikra? But I wouldn't want to say for sure.
3. It's a Phylloscopus warbler. Wing bar and lack of central crown stripe limit the options. I think it's a Two-barred Warbler, but again not 100%

Thanks, John. Any other opinions?