Random Ottawa Birds

[crm211b]

Hi,

   I'm looking for help on these random birds seen today in Ottawa:

1) ???

DSCN9646.jpg by Darryl Ryan, on Flickr

2) Eastern Wood-pewee?

DSCN9612.jpg by Darryl Ryan, on Flickr

3) Song Sparrow?  It somehow doesn't look right for a Song Sparrow to me, but nothing else leaps to mind.

DSCN9598.jpg by Darryl Ryan, on Flickr

4) Tennessee Warbler?  Is there enough here for an id?

DSCN9572.jpg by Darryl Ryan, on Flickr

5) No idea what this clumsy bird is...

DSCN9518.jpg by Darryl Ryan, on Flickr

6) Pine Warbler?

DSCN9495.jpg by Darryl Ryan, on Flickr

7) Cape May Warbler?

DSCN9422.jpg by Darryl Ryan, on Flickr

   Thanks!

Darryl

[HamRHead]

1. Maybe Tennessee Warbler

2.. I think so

3. Pass

4. American Redstart

5. Don't know but this photo kills me 

6. Yes

7. Yes

[blackburnian]

I was thinking Cape May for 1? I think the Sparrow is White-throated. 4 looks like a Nashville Warbler with that gray head and white eye ring. 5 is a Warbling Vireo. 

[HamRHead]

11 hours ago, blackburnian said:

...4 looks like a Nashville Warbler with that gray head and white eye ring...

On #4 aren't we seeing the yellow outer tail feathers of a female Am. Redstart and also the yellow wing patch? https://icbirds.org/photos/redstart00184em.jpg

[The Bird Nuts]

Here's what we see:

1. Cape May Warbler

2. Eastern Wood-Pewee

3. White-throated Sparrow

4. American Redstart

5. Warbling Vireo

6. Pine Warbler

7. Cape May Warbler

[blackburnian]

40 minutes ago, HamRHead said:

On #4 aren't we seeing the yellow outer tail feathers of a female Am. Redstart and also the yellow wing patch? https://icbirds.org/photos/redstart00184em.jpg

I’m still seeing Nashville here. I think that’s just where the light is peaking through the leaves. 

[The Bird Nuts]

22 minutes ago, blackburnian said:

I’m still seeing Nashville here. I think that’s just where the light is peaking through the leaves. 

I think there's a pretty slim chance the light would hit right where both the yellow wing and tail patches are supposed to be on a redstart.  The light wouldn't turn a dark tail bright yellow anyway.

[blackburnian]

Strong eye ring, gray head, yellow back:) I really am not seeing this as a Redstart. I’d love to hear what others think. I have no problem being wrong, but I’m not convinced yet. 

[blackburnian]

Also, does the OP have any other shots? 

[crm211b]

First, thanks everyone for your inputs.  They were very helpful.

For bird number 4, unfortunately, I don't have any other pictures.  However, American Redstart is making a bit of sense for me.  Zooming in on the picture, I notice that the eye-ring isn't really complete.  It's more two arcs, one above and one below with a faint, dark line through the eye.  This, and the colours on the tail and wing would probably point towards Redstart.

What do you think?

Thanks again!

Darryl

[Winged LEGO]

Why not Bay-breasted Warbler for 6?

[The Bird Nuts]

3 minutes ago, Winged LEGO said:

Why not Bay-breasted Warbler for 6?

Good catch.  The streaking on the shoulder and back do point to Bay-breasted.

[blackburnian]

Hmmm I think I agree with Bay-breasted. Pine wasn’t totally fitting for me.