Anybody know what kind of bird this is? I think it came on my deck to catch that fly. About the size of the sparrow

[Walleye]

[Alliepoo]

1. Looks like a

House Finch.

[FSogol]

2. Female yellow finch? They turn more yellow in the spring.

[euphorb]

3. It's a yellow-rumped warbler.

It's definitely not a finch of any kind--the bill is wrong for a finch.

[Walleye]

5. I agree, I looked it up in the warblers and couldn't find it.

I have gold finches that are yellow in the spring. They don’t eat bugs I don’t think and they don’t look like this

[Permanut]

4. My guess is a yellow rumped warbler .

So many of these little ones are tough. We call them "LBJs" - Little Brown Jobs.

[Walleye]

7. Thanks that's what my friend said too, I think that's the correct answer

[WhiteTara]

6. that''s a finch and

soon it will be a brilliant yellow.

[elleng]

8. Maybe Yellow-rumped Warbler

https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Yellow-rumped_Warbler/id

I see others have identified. Have fun!

[Walleye]

12. Yes, thank you, it's a female

[2naSalit]

14. That's what I was going to say.

David Allen Sibley's bird guide identifies it as a first winter female Yellow Rumped Warbler.

[femmedem]

9. A female pine warbler?

I'm not sure, but I think it could be #18 on this list: https://birdwatchinghq.com/yellow-birds-in-the-united-states/

[MLAA]

10. Great shot, whatever it is!

[Walleye]

13. Thank you! didn't stick around for long, just gobbled that fly

[MOMFUDSKI]

11. Just glad he got

his snack!

[Dave in VA]

15. Yellow Rumped Warbler aka butter butt

I have these at my feeders all winter. They enjoy the meal worms and the suet. Know that winter is on its way when they arrive in the late fall. They will be heading out very soon and the hummingbirds will be here!

[Walleye]

16. I am so looking forward to the hummingbirds. I will start staring out my window beginning of April looking for them