Confusing Fall Warblers, Texas (1 Viewer)

[Fondo]

Attached are pictures of 3 different birds, taken on September 28th in Central Texas, US. They birds were all together in a parking lot amidst a large Live Oak and a small grove of Crepe Myrtles. Present in the area in large numbers were Common Yellowthroats and Yellow Warblers. These 3 stood out as different from all the others. Thanks in advance.

 

[Tero]

The first one is orange-crowned. 4th one, guessing yellow-throated vireo.

 

[Kratter]

1) Yellow Warbler? The bill looks better for Oreothlypis, however. Anymore photos?
2-3 Nashville Warbler
4-5 Common Yellowthroat

Andy

 

[Tero]

OK the last one is common yellowthroat, did not see the two photos were of the same bird.

 

[dominic.patagonia]

orange crowned for me (bill looks more vermivora, doesn't look right for YEWA to me)
nashville
yellowthroats

 

[Fondo]

1) Yellow Warbler? The bill looks better for Oreothlypis, however. Anymore photos?
2-3 Nashville Warbler
4-5 Common Yellowthroat

Andy

Here is the only other usable photo. I am leaning toward Orage-crowned, just hung up on the amount of strong yellow plumage.

 

[Tiraya]

Orange-crowned warblers can be entirely yellow. That last picture looks like an OC to me, and agree with other IDs.