I have done some preliminary research and believe it might be a Coopers. They have yellow eyes and the cere is yellow too. Notice the white undertail coverts are white - which is typical of that species.
The cere is a band of skin at the base of the bill, into which the nares (nostrils) opens. The cere is thought to protect the nares. It seems yellow to me - I could be wrong here - I will ask John to take a look as well.
Thanks for sharing and nice shot. Was this a large crop - what was the kit used .
Agree all the field marks already mentioned point to Coopers. In addition, the tail is long with 3 complete bands below the primary extension, and the central retrices are longer than the outer ones. (Not always a reliable field mark if the tail is worn or molting).