Help with holiday bird

[ashby_1963]

First Photo is almost certainly a juvinile red backed shrike, they seem to be quite common in central europe.
We saw them in Czech Republic last time we were there.

[htcdude]

2nd pic looks like a Bunting, maybe female Reed??

Nige

[RoyW]

Originally Posted by htcdude

2nd pic looks like a Bunting, maybe female Reed??

2nd photo is also a juvenile Red-backed Shrike.

Originally Posted by Dave R

RB Shrike was my thought looking at the image on the camera although Woodchat Shrike also looked similar. Having said that there were some other birds around I didn't get on camera that had a more rufous back like an adult RBS. Also not sure if the same bird but one had a noticeable reddish tail. Have some video I haven't looked at yet which might have some more images

Juvenile Woodchat Shrike would show more white on the scapulars (just above the folded wing), and would lack any reddish tones.
Only adult male Red-backed Shrikes have a noticeably rufous back, adult females look similar to juveniles but tend to be less 'scaly'.
Juveniles in particular can be very variable - and they often have reddish tails.