Feather beak.


It is just the back of a cardinals head but the shadow made it look like a bird face, at least to me.
Rondeau Provincial Park, Nov 29, 2022.


Cardinalis cardinalis.
Many people are perplexed each spring by the sight of a cardinal attacking its reflection in a window, car mirror, or shiny bumper. Both males and females do this, and most often in spring and early summer when they are obsessed with defending their territory against any intruders. Birds may spend hours fighting these intruders without giving up. A few weeks later, as levels of aggressive hormones subside, these attacks should end (though one female kept up this behavior every day or so for six months without stopping).
source - allaboutbirds-org

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