Brasilian birds, help id (1 Viewer)

[lbaia]

Dear friends,

I've been to Brazil in March/April and had some great bird opportunities, but since I'm quite new on this and unfortunately don't have any book of the area, I'm having some trouble id'ing some of the birds.

All photos were taken in Mato Grosso do Sul, first three in Pantanal area and last two in Bonito (Serrado) area.

Thanks in advance for helping.
Luis

 

[Kratter]

1) Plumbeous Ibis
2) Southern Screamer and Bare-faced Ibis
3) Nanday Parakeet and Monk Parakeet
4) Campo Flicker
5) Masked Water-Tyrant?
Andy

Andy

 

[lbaia]

Thanks for the quick answer, that seems very right.
Just two additional things: in the second photo there is a bird with a yellow color in the top right corner and in the third photo an all-black bird in the bottom left corner. What these could be?
Luis

 

[dacol]

Agree with Andy except for 5 which I think is White-rumped Monjita (Xolmis velatus). The small brown and yellow bird in the second photo is probably either Social or Rusty- margined Flycatcher. Most likely Social as they seem to like open areas. I can't see enough of the black bird to even guess.

 

[Fritz73]

On 2 looks like a Great Kiskadee for me.

 

[dacol]

I have to agree with Fritz, the amount of white on the head and the narrow dark band over the eye fits Great Kiskadee better.

 

[lbaia]

Thanks guys.
From what I remember of the bird in second photo I also think it is a Great Kiskadee. I also checked wikiaves which is quite comprehensive for brazil birds and the social and rusty flycatchers are not found in the region of Brazil I was (and Great Kiskadee is quite common).
For the white bird in photo 5 I think I'll go with Monjita because of the face (although I don't remember the tail as of a Monjita).

 

[Fritz73]

Agree with the White-rumped Monjita.
on 3, looks like a Blue-Black Grassquit.