Female Rose-breasted Grosbeak?

[cccougar]

This morning in the Charleston, SC area I was treated to a lifer bird in my backyard. Here’s the male Rose-breasted Grosbeak that dined on my Sunday buffet. My question is about this other one that stopped in around the same time. Is this the female Grosbeak of this type. I didn’t get the best photos. Going by one of my guidebooks this looks similar to the female. What do you think? 

[akandula]

1, 2, and 4 are female Red-winged Blackbirds. 2 is a male Rose-breasted Grosbeak. Note the different beak shape.

[cccougar]

Thank you for clearing this up! Maybe wishful thinking that I could see the female too. 

[Charlie Spencer]

@cccougar, keep an eye on the ground under your feeders.  I see the females there more often than on the feeders.

I'm glad you got your lifer.  Enjoy them, they're only in SC for a couple of weeks on their way through.

[cccougar]

Thank you for the tip Charlie. Yes, seem to be many sightings of this bird in the Carolinas now! A definite treat for me today! 

[Kevin]

9 hours ago, akandula said:

1, 2, and 4 are female Red-winged Blackbirds. 2 is a male Rose-breasted Grosbeak. Note the different beak shape.

Agreed.

[Tony Leukering]

11 hours ago, akandula said:

1, 2, and 4 are female Red-winged Blackbirds. 2 is a male Rose-breasted Grosbeak. Note the different beak shape.

and beak color