Hawk ID help lz

I post these NOT for picture quality (I understand they are not "good" pictures) but rather for ID purposes only. I also understad that due to lack of picture quality ID is difficult. But if you could give me some ideas that would be helpful.

Both of these were photographed in western BC Canada.

1st is possibly a Red-tailed Hawk and the 2nd is a female Northern Harrier...I think.

I agree, Red Tail for sure, female Northern Harrier likely.

First shot is a dark-morph Red-tailed Hawk.

Second shot is a female Northern Harrier.

thats what I came up with as well...thanks... I have ZERO faith in my birding ID ability or lack there of...

what is a "Dark Morph"??

Dark Morph is a darker version of the normally lighter colored Red-tailed Hawks as you see in most images posted.

Not sure how Ephily determined it's a dark morph anyway....the image is underexposed.

Underexposed or not, that hawk is most certainly a dark morph RTH.

Here's a site I found with both dark-morph and light-morph Red-tails for comparison. http://schmoker.org/Bi​rdPics/RTHA.html

Edit: And dark morph is just a darker version of the regular light-morph. Most hawks come in these two color morphs, with the dark morph usually being rarer. That said, in certain parts of the country the dark-morph of a species might be seen regularly and even seen more often than the light morph.