Joshua Tree Flycatcher(s)

[Jim W]

I took these pictures  on April 20 at Keys View in Joshua Tree National Park.  It is possible they are the same bird (timestamps are 15 minutes apart).  However, they look a little different to me.  To me, it looks like bird 1 has a shorter primary projection and is grayer.  Bird 1's eyering has me leaning towards Pacific-slope, but pics of Pac-slope online look more olive/yellow.  Bird 2 looks like it has longer wings and is a little more olive/yellow.  The long primaries on bird 2 have me wondering if it might be a Hammond's.

These were just opportunistic pictures when I stopped to check out the view.  I do not have any notes on calls or behavior.

Thanks in advance!

Three pictures of Bird 1:

 

 

 

Two pictures of Bird 2:

[Aidan B]

I'm not certain, but they both look like Hammond's to me with those little black bills, eyerings, and long primary projections. It's hard to tell for sure from these photos though. 

[Charlie Spencer]

Bump.

[DLecy]

Both look fine for HAFL to me. The pictures of the first bird are a little tough and I would be conservative on identifying that one to species (but the overall structure and bill look right for HAFL). If these are in fact two separate birds, that would be a pretty good count for JTNP.