More birds of prey, Panama (1 Viewer)

Thanks again for a great discussion under my previous post concerning Panamanian raptors. Here's more

First two photos show the same individual, is it a Black-Hawk (Buteogallus sp.)? Which one, if so? I thought a Zone-tailed Hawk (Buteo albonotatus), but it seems to be out of range.
Location: Old Bank town, Bastimentos Island, Bocas del Toro islands in north-western Panama
Date: 14.01.2020

On the third photo I think we also have a Black-Hawk, but immature. Again not sure which species it is.
Location: Old Bank town, Bastimentos Island, Bocas del Toro islands in north-western Panama
Date: 15.01.2020

Finally the last two photos, from the same island, just not in town but in the forest, and here I'm pretty sure that it is a Double-toothed Kite (Harpagus bidentatus). Even though the diagnostic stripe on throat can't be seen, I guess that's the only species that fits?
Location: rainforest on Bastimentos Island, Bocas del Toro islands in north-western Panama
Date: 15.01.2020

Thanks for all comments!

I agree with zone tailed hawk for the first, and double toothed kite for the latter. A quick peek on ebird shows a number of records from Bastimentos for ZTH, sadly I wasn't aware of ebird when I visited back in 2013 else I might have added both species on my trip!

The first two pictures look better for a dark phase Short-tailed Hawk to me e.g. tail pattern and black rather than pale barred primaries. Shape also looks better.
https://www.hbw.com/ibc/photo/short-tailed-hawk-buteo-brachyurus/dark-adult-short-tailed-hawk-flight

Andrew Whitehouse said:

The first two pictures look better for a dark phase Short-tailed Hawk to me e.g. tail pattern and black rather than pale barred primaries. Shape also looks better.
https://www.hbw.com/ibc/photo/short-tailed-hawk-buteo-brachyurus/dark-adult-short-tailed-hawk-flight

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Yeah you're absolutely right Andrew, schoolboy error - I didn't even clock that there was a dark phase Short-tailed hawk.

Hmmm, probably you are right about the hawk, I saw (Great) Black-Hawks on this trip and they do look differently, my fault. And dark Buteo brachyurus seems right, thanks!

How about the one in the middle?

Imm Common Black Hawk

Motmot said:

Imm Common Black Hawk

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I agree with Immature Common Black Hawk for middle bird. See link

https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/38379551

First bird - Dark morph Short-tailed Hawk. A prominent secondary bulge, the peculiar but actually typical pointed profile to the wing without "spread fingers", the dark outline to the remiges, and tail pattern point at this bird over Zone-tailed Hawk.

Second bird - Common Black Hawk immature. Bill color should be definitive in Central America. If visible, primary projection and tail pattern can be supporting arguments, but the bill color (excluding the cere) being bicolor - dark tip and pale at the base, ignoring the fleshy cere, is fairly definitive as I understand it.

Third bird - Double-toothed Kite - classic, not much room to argue here.

Thank you all, as always, some great detailed info!