ID help: N Atlanta and S Tenessee, about two weeks ago. (1 Viewer)

[ignicapilla]

Hello, if possible from these images, can someone please help me ID these birds? Here is what I'm seeing:
1 - ??
2 - A sort of flycatcher
3, 4- Magnolia warblers, though pretty different from each other?
5 ,6- Tenessee warblers

 

[qwerty5]

1. ?? indeed
2. Primary extension looks long, probably Eastern Wood-pewee
3. Definitely Magnolia
4. Maybe Magnolia (Northern Parula?)
5. I don't think it's Tennessee (bill and face pattern looks wrong), maybe Magnolia, but no way to know for sure.
6. Tennessee

 

[THE_FERN]

I can't judge the primary extension of 2 but can see it has 2 well-defined whitish wing bars (so might be pewee).

With all of these, I think the op should play with colours (curves) to try to bring more out of the images. Too much is in shadow etc

 

[KenM]

Was wondering if a juv. Eastern Bluebird might be a candidate for image 1?

 

[pianoman]

Do you remember in the field if the tail of #1 was as short as it seems in the picture?

 

[ignicapilla]

Do you remember in the field if the tail of #1 was as short as it seems in the picture?

I believe it was pretty short indeed

 

[ignicapilla]

1. ?? indeed
2. Primary extension looks long, probably Eastern Wood-pewee
3. Definitely Magnolia
4. Maybe Magnolia (Northern Parula?)
5. I don't think it's Tennessee (bill and face pattern looks wrong), maybe Magnolia, but no way to know for sure.
6. Tennessee

Thanks!

 

[ignicapilla]

I tried to brighten one of the images, the rest I feel like I wasn't able to bring out much more out of.

 

[Michael Long]

My first impression of the first bird was bluebird

 

[Butty]

juv. Eastern Bluebird might be a candidate for image 1?

Agree. But any plumage except juvenile (apparent rufous on underside).

 

[Jeff Hopkins]

My first impression of the first bird was bluebird

Mine too.