Go to target or walmart or other store that has hobby stuff. They have a colored gel decorations that will stick to the window. If you put in an haphazard fashion on window you will hav less birds hit. Here the juncos eat anything smaller than themselves. They do sometimes follow the chickadee pattern of taking one seed going off and eating then coming back for more. Really funny to watch them try to take apple slices off to eat by themselves. your bird could also be banned from the flock. It sometimes happens.

Thanks for the help. Can't tell for sure if that's what it is, but it could be from the pictures I saw. I took some pictures again today and maybe I can see the top of the head this time to see if there's any orange. He's fun to watch anyway. The only thing this one has that I haven't found in any pictures is like a necklace of black around his neck.

I used to run a range of greenhouses and for sure there would be a couple wrens to nest in the hanging baskets. I'd put a sign on it to not water it and they were fine with people coming and going and doing their thing, with one or two ugly baskets going dry so they could fledge. They're tidy parents who as soon as the chicks are able to fledge get them up and out of there faster than any bird I've ever seen. Love my wrens!

I checked your MyPage, but didn't find your location. The only lapwing that frequents the US is the Northern Lapwing, but the bird in your photo more closely resembles a Southern Lapwing, from S. America