Possible Blue-headed Vireo Oct 9th. Dickcissel, American Redstart Oct 10th (La Jolla)

Possible Blue-headed Vireo Oct 9th. Dickcissel, American Redstart Oct 10th (La Jolla)
By – 10:02 am
Apologies for the late report on the vireo – I wanted to get more feedback before posting as I had received mixed opinions initially. 
 
Yesterday, October 9, I had a possible Blue-headed Vireo appear shortly after 9am in the tipus closest to the pathway at La Jolla Farms Rd, next to the LDS institute. It quickly made its way to the pines and eucalyptus lining N Torrey Pines Rd where I eventually lost sight of it in the eucalyptus, and I don’t believe it was seen again in the following two hours. 
 
An obvious “solitary”-type vireo with relatively distinct, bluish-grey hood, bold white spectacles, and extensive bright yellow wash down the flanks and across the vent. I unfortunately did not get a good look at the back as the bird stayed very high in the trees, and it was silent. 
 
Still very open to hearing other opinions, especially as the contrast between the throat and hood may not be as distinct as previous BHVI in the county? But did want to get the word out so those in the area are aware. Photos can be viewed here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/138212354 or on my eBird checklist for the La Jolla Farms Rd. tipus hotspot. 
 
This morning (10/10) at Villa la Jolla Park a female-type American Redstart was actively feeding in the tipus and eucalyptus in the NW section of the park. Later joined by a probably-returning Plumbeous Vireo. And then at 9:20am, right as I was planning on leaving, a vocal Dickcissel did a few loops over the park before continuing to the NE (anyone want to check Doyle?).
 
Bridget Spencer
University City