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These photos were taken yesterday. The first is a Vireo but not sure which one. The next two are the same bird that I believe is a flycatcher. Thanks for your help to ID.
 

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Hi Ann,

I was thinking for #1 Blue-headed vireo at first but it doesn't show the yellow on the flanks. It looks more like a Plumbeous vireo but it would be out of range as Sibley shows it only in the fart western section of Texas. So I guess I would go with Blue-headed.

Not going to guess at #2 but #3 I think is a Yellow-bellied flycatcher

Hope they're right :t:

Matt
 
I would agree on both. The vireo is in the shade, but you can make out the yellow flanks contrasting with the blue head.
 
What Tero said.

Cheshire Birder, I don't think it can be an Alder Flycatcher. There's way too much yellow on the bird.
 
As I posted before I thought #'s 2 and 3 were yellow-bellied but only ovenbird agreed so far. Hopefully you get the answer you are looking for
 
As I posted before I thought #'s 2 and 3 were yellow-bellied but only ovenbird agreed so far. Hopefully you get the answer you are looking for

It looks like a cracking Yellow-bellied to me as well!
 
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