Look who I've had on my feeder this morning

I'm a bit confused by which bird this really is. It looks like a reed bunting but the head is not black all over like the one I posted yesterday. Any thoughts on what it is please. I would be very grateful as I've looked in my bird book and can't decide.

Thanks for all your kind comments and Favs - it is always much appreciated.

[Phil Sandford]

I think you’re right. It is a Reed Bunting, a male. The black head plummage is, according to my RSPB book, obscurred in autumn & winter.

[Mark Prince]

Yes Rosie, it is a male Reed Bunting as Phil said. Midway between winter and summer plumage, if he stays around, you will gradually see black feathers break through on his head. A great shot and a wonderful find. I haven't managed to tempt them into my garden apart from one soliarty male many years ago. Though I know in the winter certainly, there are a few within half a mile of my house.

[Diana]

A magnificent shot Rosie, your birds are all out of this world! Fav

[Peter]

What a gorgeous image with lots of lovely colour and detail Rosie, Fav:)

[Rosie Kind]

@phil_sandford @markp Thanks- this is a first for me to have one in the garden and there are some bonuses for having this horrible weather

[Helen Jane]

What a lovely visitor to have.

[Rosie Kind]

@helenhall Yes I was amazed to see him

[Rosie Kind]

@ludwigsdiana Thank you so much

[Rosie Kind]

@pcoulson Thanks Peter

[sally agnew]

Love the plumage :)

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Nice shot

[Lois]

Lovely image!

[Rick]

Nice capture, whatever it is.

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[alia_801]

Beautiful capture of the stripy little bird!

[Lesley Barber]

Lovely shot