My gut reaction is that they are all Eastern Wood Pewees. I don't really 
see any eyerings, but they do have good wingbars.

I am very confident that the first 5 are, the last 3 are from an angle 
that doesn't emphasize the squared head as well, but they stiil look 
like pewees to me.

Good birding,

Tony Futcher
Hyattsville, MD

Were none of them vocalizing? The pewee song is easily identifiable.

On 6/1/2011 10:18 PM, Tovi and Gabi Hauser wrote:
> We went to the Patapsco Valley State Park on Monday, 5/31. The cliff
> swallows nesting under the MD32 bridge were a real treat. On the horse trail
> leading from the swinging bridge on  river road into the woods we saw a
> number of flycatchers, but had trouble identifying them.
> The link has 8 pictures. The first 3 are of the same bird; the next 2 of a
> second bird and the last 3 are pictures of 3 different birds.
> Acadian? Yellow bellied? Willow?
> Please help! (sorry for the quality of the pictures - light conditions were
> not optimal)
> http://hauser.smugmug.com/Birds/Hauser-pix/17343000_K4zZR2#1317870831_zFDFtHr
>
> Tovi and Gabi Hauser
> Rockville, Md
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