Two Bird IDs needed from a bad picture

[dragon49]

Actually, the landscape scenery picture is great.  I just looked at it and noticed these two birds.  Same birds, different cropped levels from a snippet of the full picture.  I'm mainly interested in the bigger bird in the back.  I'm thinking that maybe the smaller bird in front is a Red-winged Blackbird and with normal lighting that patch would be red.

Taken April 4th, 2021 in Parkland, Florida:

 

[dragon49]

Bump - could the big bird be a Bald Eagle?

[chipperatl]

Crested Caracara perhaps.  Are they in that area?

[Charlie Spencer]

Osprey?

Edited April 4, 2022 by Charlie Spencer

[cfowler]

Anhinga?

[IKLland]

1 minute ago, cfowler said:

Anhinga?

My thoughts exactly.

[IKLland]

The front bird looks like a RWBB

[meghann]

Anhinga was my thought, too.

[Kevin]

And this is not a Great Blue Heron because? 

[IKLland]

2 minutes ago, Kevin said:

And this is not a Great Blue Heron because? 

Compare the tail and leg areas in these photos 

https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/310132501

https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/245987551

[dragon49]

1 hour ago, cfowler said:

Anhinga?

 

1 hour ago, meghann said:

Anhinga was my thought, too.

I hadn't considered Anhinga because the white part of the head appears thicker to me than what I'd expect from one, but the cropped part showing the bird is so low-quality that maybe my thoughts were incorrect.

[Charlie Spencer]

54 minutes ago, Kevin said:

And this is not a Great Blue Heron 

The bend in the wings is too close to the body, less than halfway out the wing.  On a GBHE, the joint is closer to the end.

Edited April 5, 2022 by Charlie Spencer