One of many in the large flock of Evening Grosbeaks that show up regularly at the Railing Diner. I didn't realize until today, they are part of the finch family. The Cornell site calls them a "heavy set finch". I'll say! They about the size of a cardinal.
Here's an excerpt from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, if you're interested: "Though they’re ferocious seed-crackers in the wintertime, in summer Evening Grosbeaks eat insects such as spruce budworm, a serious forest pest. The grosbeaks are so adept at finding these tiny caterpillars that the birds often provide a first warning that a budworm outbreak has begun."
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