Skull Guy

Orange-crowned warbler, if you look closely you can see a little hint of orange on the crown.

Its more about the head shape and bill color than the wing for me. You can see the green and brown on the far wing, but the steep forehead and black bill are the characteristics I'm following. Plus general shape fits gadwall over pintail

100% gadwall

Yellow lores and white throat = White-throated Sparrow

Can we think of this as possibly a red-eyed vireo? The bill looks short but maybe that due to angle and perspective

Ovenbirds are warblers....

Check this compared to immature Chipping Sparrow, the pink legs and small bill, combined with lack of yellow or streaks on the face lead to chipping sparrow. The fleshy bill is evident meaning its a first year bird

Its a kingbird species, date and location will significantly help in ID

Thats likely because its a female or young bird. Almost behaving like a youngster looking for food/parents

This is a northern flicker

Definitely a Baltimore oriole, female or young bird. The bird in the last pic on the right looks to be a brown thrash or thrush species

This is a blue grosbeak. Notice the rusty colored wing bars. Looks like a first year male but I dont have a lot of experience with them

dag nabbit - fast clicked too fast for the ID of the Kestrel!

Pics 1 and 2 are indeed osprey Pics 3 and 4 are peregrine falcon!

This is a female hairy woodpecker, the bill is too long to be a downy