This appears to be a Golden-crowned Sparrow, even though it doesn't have the black on its head that I see in photos online. Perhaps it is a female or has a winter coat, I don't know. But it sure has that nice golden tough on the top of its head. I think I got it in a nice pose while at the Fern Ridge Wildlife Area.

Interesting fact about this bird at 'All About Birds' website: https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Golden-crowned_Sparrow/lifehistory

Habitat

"The Golden-crowned Sparrow breeds in shrubby tundra habitats near the coast or in the mountains in Alaska and northwestern Canada. It tends to live near willows, short conifers, and alders, and it gravitates toward moving or standing water. During migration and winter this sparrow spends time in brush, riparian thickets, chaparral, and gardens. It winters from southern British Columbia to northern Baja California, mostly west of the Cascades and Sierra Nevada. Golden-crowned Sparrows may wander widely, sometimes showing up all the way on the eastern edge of the continent."