I took the liberty of sending the pics to Alvaro Jaramillo (much experience with seed-finches) and he says:
Impossible to know (species) without a male and out of range I would say. Most likely a Lesser/Chestnut-bellied, as these are common and widespread. They are also traded heavily in Argentina from what I recall, so are likely in the international market
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On Oct 4, 2019, at 4:52 PM, Christian Nunes <pajaroboy@hotmail.com> wrote:
This bird, which I'm now comfortable calling a Sporophila sp., is currently feeding in y'all imported grasses right along the creek south of the bike path east of 30th. Near where Campo meets the bike path. Viewable from the bike path, but better from the south side of the creek itself.
Highly unusual. Not sure why anyone would keep one as a pet, but also hard to see it flying up from South America. Similar species in Mexico are a richer brown color, so I'm leaning Large-billed Seed-Finch.
Christian
Boulder
See the Facebook groups Colorado Field Ornithologists, Colorado Rare Bird Alert, and What's This Bird? for a bit more detail.
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