Sugar Land

In the field, I thought it was a Baltimore which is quite common where I took these pictures (near Houston, TX) but Merlin ID keeps insisting that it is a Bulocks which is not unheard of but quite rare in this area. The park where I took these pictures got on gorgeous male bullocks a couple of years ago so I am asking for your opinions here. I can see the more yellowish face with a bit darker cap than expected for Baltimore, along with quite extensive white in the wing coverts. Is that enough? Thanks in advance

here, here are a couple more

lost with this one. seen this morning near Houston thanks in advance

taking this morning in Houston, TX thanks in advance

certain features in these two individuals scream ruby throated but there is quite a substantial Buffy wash all around that it makes me doubt. always a tough group for me. taken today near Houston, TX Thanks in advance Individual 1 individual 2

immature blue grosbeak? Taken today near Houston Thanks in advance

Taking today in Sugar Land, near Houston, TX Thanks in advance same single bird

Sorry, I completely forgot. Galveston, TX, yesterday

The leg color is more pink than yellow so It makes me doubt. Could it be a Greater? Thanks in advance

poor pictures taken Yesterday from the Mallorca-Barcelona Ferry. thanks in advance

Taken in the Catalan Pyrenees. Thanks in advance

or juvenile red billed chough? Photos were taken last week in the Catalan Pyrenees. Thanks in advance

Tennessee? Seen last week near Houston Thanks in advance

taken today near Houston, TX Thanks in advance

I forgot, taken this morning near Houston