It is a House Finch.

Scientific name: Haemorhous mexicanus.

The House Finch is a small bird with a conical-shaped beak adapted for seed eating. The male typically has bright red plumage on the head, chest, and rump, while females are generally brown and streaked. Both genders have brown wings and tails. The finch is small to medium-sized, with a long, slightly curved tail..

House Finches were originally native to the western United States and Mexico but have expanded their range across North America, largely due to human activities..

The bird exhibits the characteristic features of a House Finch, such as the red coloring and streaked brown pattern on the wings. The shape of the beak and the size are consistent with that of a finch.