Need help with two bird IDs, please

[Bama]

Taken yesterday in Alabama. 

Please excuse poor photo quality as these were taken in poor light and shade.  Both look familiar, but can't figure it out.  Thanks!

 

[chipperatl]

Gray Catbird for the first one.  

[Tanager 101]

5 minutes ago, chipperatl said:

Gray Catbird for the first one.  

Yep! Maybe female Indigo Bunting on the second.

[chipperatl]

3 minutes ago, Tanager 101 said:

Yep! Maybe female Indigo Bunting on the second.

I was thinking that, but wasn't sure I could conclusively rule out Blue Grosbeak with my lack of significant experience.  

[Bama]

Thanks!  The first bird looks smaller than a catbird, but otherwise does indeed look like one.   The very pale chest looks white in the pics, but they are not good photos, so.....

I was thinking the second bird might be a summer tanager?  We have had blue grosbeaks come through here but I have not seen an indigo bunting yet.  We normally get them here, so it's a good possibility.  ?

[aveschapinas]

The second bird gave me a tanager vibe, but since it has cleverly hidden its beak behind the leaves it's a bit harder to tell. I agree the first one looks like a Gray Catbird (dipped in bleach?) 

[Avery]

I think the second bird would show the dark wings even from this angle if it was a Scarlet (has to be with the gray undertail)

 

I like indigo bunting/blue grosbeak for the second. The color is spot on. Unfortunately we can’t see if it has wing bars or the size of the bill. Any other shots?

[IKLland]

6 minutes ago, Avery said:

I think the second bird would show the dark wings even from this angle if it was a Scarlet (has to be with the gray undertail)

 

I like indigo bunting/blue grosbeak for the second. The color is spot on. Unfortunately we can’t see if it has wing bars or the size of the bill. Any other shots?

It’s definitely not a tanager. 

[Peromyscus]

8 hours ago, Tanager 101 said:

Yep! Maybe female Indigo Bunting on the second.

I agree with both.