More bird ID help

[kro]

Can anyone help with each of these three? I'm sure they're nothing unusual but they've beaten me as usual...thanks! All in the countryside around Guildford.

[jimred]

whitethroat
Baby BLackbird
Coal Tit???? but not sure

[Picidae]

1. Common Whitethroat
2. Recently fledged Blackbird (note pale edges to wing coverts giving slight wingbar impression - these will disappear in it's first moult)

3. I get the impression it's a Wren rather than a tit - shape wise and length of tail. Bill looks a little long and pointy too.

[Fieldfare95]

Definitely whitethroat and young blackbird, would say a wren for the third one

[ron1863]

I go along with Whitethroat and baby Blackbird but not sure about the last. It's shaped like a Wren but the tail's wrong - not sure what it is.

[Picidae]

Originally Posted by ron1863

It's shaped like a Wren but the tail's wrong - not sure what it is.

Wren don't always cock their tails - surprising how many people get stuck IDing wrens when their tails aren't sticking up!

[Hedge Witch]

Wren was my first thought too.

[jerryh]

I think the last one's a Robin.
Jerry

[Picidae]

Originally Posted by jerryh

I think the last one's a Robin.
Jerry

The wingtips would reach to the end of the undertail coverts on a robin. Wings are very short and so is the tail.

[jerryh]

Well, Picidae, I bow to your superior knowledge of a Robin's physiology, but it still looks like a Robin to me. Forshortened by the view from below and behind, but still a Robin.

Could be wrong, though

Edit: perhaps I should say it "feels" like a robin - the impression I get is of a bird with it's head slightly back singing.