I believe one possibility is a "white throated sparrow"! I saw one at my feeder today here in PA and thought it looked a lot like other sparrows except for the touch of yellow on the head and it did not really look like a finch. I had not seen one before and spent some time poking around the Web till I found it. If it was more yellow overall, it could then be a goldfinch or even something else. Hope this helps!
A yellow bird starting with "can" is a canary. Canaries are known for their bright yellow plumage and cheerful singing.
A yellow song bird is commonly referred to as a canary. Canaries are known for their vibrant yellow plumage and melodious singing. They are popular as pets due to their beauty and musical abilities.
cedar waxwing
One bird that starts with the letter G is the Goldfinch. It is a small, brightly colored bird with a distinctive red face and yellow wing feathers.
The bird you are referring to is called the Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill, also known as the "flying banana" or "flying corn-cob". It has a distinctive long, curved yellow bill that resembles a hammer.
The small black bird with a yellow belly is called a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher.
The small bird with a yellow chest is called a goldfinch.
The small green bird with a yellow belly is called a Greenfinch.
The small bird with a yellow belly and black head is called a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher.
The Canary is a bright yellow bird breed with black/yellow wings and back. it is a kind of bird
it means that a small yellow bird is on your window screen
the bird your looking for is the eastern meadowlark
A yellow bird starting with "can" is a canary. Canaries are known for their bright yellow plumage and cheerful singing.
The yellow bird character who is Snoopy's friend in Peanuts is Woodstock. He is known for being small, chirpy, and always by Snoopy's side, despite not speaking any recognizable language in the comic strip.
A canary is a small yellow bird that twitters and tweets all day!
A terin is a small, yellow singing bird.
Maybe a goldfinch...or canary (: