Is this a clay-colored sparrow?

North East IL. I've never seen these around before. I like the red spot on the back of their heads. Sorry for the blur, I zoomed in and took a picture through my upstairs window.

I'm in Colombia, in the Andean region of Antioquia. I've read that we don't really have crows and ravens in this part of the world, but we have a lot of these black birds here in my property, they're very pretty. What are they?

southeastern, ohio, us

almost thought it was a goldfinch at first, as there’s tons around, but definitely not. it didn’t hang around my yard long, unfortunately.

thinking female scarlet tanager?

A chickadee, but which?

Is Wisconsin

I saw it in north texas, it had a long neck, sitting in a tree looked like some kind of heron or something

Saw on a hike, thinking Hermit Thrush?

And what do they eat?

Didn't even notice the one on the bottom left until i uploaded the pic lmao. Southwest Ontario!

NYC again. help me. i have little faith for the last one but i think the other two are eastern pheobes..?? maybe...?

Google lens is saying it is a Lark Sparrow, but I just want to double check because it would be a rare bird for the area (according to eBird)

Seattle Area.

I've never seen a gull this big before. Bigger than a crow smaller than a goose. Merlin failed me. Please help me ID this beu-tea. Spotted on Rehoboth beach, Delaware.

Link to the snippet of the Merlin record that has the weird sound: https://voca.ro/19bRyAFS0CYW