South East Arizona, April 4th 2021 (1 Viewer)

[uk2usa]

I just spent a fantastic 3 days in South East Arizona. Over 1000 images taken!
On day 1 I spent time in Tubac, on the De Anza Trail, then to Madera Canyon.
These IDs are giving me some problems (back story, I am color blind and find some IDs very challenging).
Can anyone hep with these IDs? Thanks.

Unknonw #1 - unsure (Taken in Tubac)
Unknown #2 - Rufous-winged?? (Tubac)
Unknown #3 - I am really hoping that this is the female Rose throated Becard (Tubac)
Unknown #4 - Cassin's Kingbird?? (Tubac)
Unknown #5 - Song Sparrow?? (Santa Rita Lodge, Madera Canyon)

Thanks.

 

[Andrew Whitehouse]

1. Lucy's Warbler
2. Rufous-winged Sparrow
3. Looks like a Myiarchus flycatcher - seems thin-billed so perhaps Dusky-capped?
4. Cassin's Kingbird
5. Song Sparrow

 

[uk2usa]

Thanks Andrew - shame about the Becard, but I half knew it wasn't - it was too far from the Becard nest that was in the area!

 

[Seanbirds]

1. Lucy's Warbler
2. Rufous-winged Sparrow
3. Looks like a Myiarchus flycatcher - seems thin-billed so perhaps Dusky-capped?
4. Cassin's Kingbird
5. Song Sparrow

My thoughts exactly.

 

[raymie]

1. Lucy's Warbler
2. Rufous-winged Sparrow
3. Ash-throated Flycatcher (I think it's too early for the other Myiarchus flycatchers
4. Cassin's Kingbird
5. Song Sparrow

 

[Andrew Whitehouse]

1. Lucy's Warbler
2. Rufous-winged Sparrow
3. Ash-throated Flycatcher (I think it's too early for the other Myiarchus flycatchers
4. Cassin's Kingbird
5. Song Sparrow

There are several reports on Ebird of Dusky-capped Flycatcher in the area over the last few days, so I don't think the date can discount it.