Birds In Chile - Bird ID Help Needed

We spent the first two weeks of March on a small ship along the coast of Chile. I will post some photos soon, but I am having trouble identifying a few of the birds. Maybe Janet Zinn or someone else can help me.

I think this one might be a Patagonian Tyrant, can anyone confirm? Taken at Isla Chiloe, 43 degrees South.


I think this one is a Red-legged Cormorant, taken near Isla Mocha, 38 degrees south, again anyone confirm?

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I believe this is an Albatross, maybe a Shy Albatross, but others spotted Royal and Buller's Albatross. In any case it has a dark head unlike the Black-browed Albatross normally seen here. Taken near Isla Mocha.

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Any idea what this shorebird is? Taken on Isla Clemente, 46 degrees South.


Many thanks for any help you can offer!!
Bob

 

Hi Janet,

Many thanks for all the help. Three out of four really is amazing!

UPDATE: I SHOWED NAN THE FIRST ONE AND SHE SAYS IT IS A CHUCAO TAPACULO!! YEA!!

One of the naturalists on the ship was possibly the best birder I have traveled with. I have a copy of his bird list from the trip and am almost certain the first one is on his list.
Possible candidates:
Chucao Tapaculo
Magellanic Tapaculo
Thorn-tailed Rayadito
Rufous-tailed Plantcutter

Unlikely but on the list:
Tufted Tit-tyrant
Fire-eyed Diucon
Common Diuca-finch
Patagonian Sierra-finch
Rufous Collared Sparrow
Chilean Swallow

PS Janet, I have about 20 more bird photos that I have identified on my own, so I am not asking you to do all the work! I will post them here soon for your enjoyment.
Thanks again for all your help!
Bob & Nan