In regards to the sighting of the yellow shafted intergrade flicker, I had a some what similar sighting in my back yard in Fremont last weekend. I had a group of three Northern Flickers - a red shafted male and a female that I did not get to see the under side of the wings but I believe it was the red shafted female that frequents my yard with the red shafted male. But the third bird that was a new arrival seemed to be not an intergrade but a full blown yellow shafted male. It definitely had the black mustache and red collar pictured on a yellow shafted male at the Cornell site, not the red mustache pictured on the intergrade male. I had never seen the black mustached male with the red collar before - I ran to get my camera but was too late!
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1. Sign suggests public access or parking at Renton Longacres
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Pond (Elston Hill) 2. yellow shafted intergrade? flicker Bothell (Peggy Mundy) 3. RFI: Birding around Yachats, OR (LARRY BAXTER) 4. Re: Great Blue Heron colony at Kenmore P&R (Peggy Mundy) 5. Re: Great Blue Heron colony at Kenmore P&R (lsr at ramoslink.info mailto:lsr at ramoslink.info ) 6. A Stellar Steller's Eider (Diane Weinstein)
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My wife and I went to the parking lot on the east side of the northern Boeing Building this morning in response to yesterday’s twitter. Our first time. When we entered the lot from the north, a sign pointed to the left saying “parking for trail�. We drove the length of the parking, but it was all full so we drove around and were planning to return early another morning. The sign did seem to suggest that yesterday’s email was correct. I am confused.
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Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2018 17:00:37 +0000 (UTC)
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From: Peggy Mundy
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Subject: [Tweeters] yellow shafted intergrade? flicker Bothell
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Hi Tweeters,This morning I was watching a typical male intergrade northern flicker with red shafts, when a female arrived at my feeder. I watched her for a few minutes before noticing that the shafts under her tail (she was perched, I didn't get a good look at her flying) were YELLOW. This is the first flicker I have seen at my home in Bothell with yellow shafts. So, is she an intergrade or a yellow-shafted northern flicker? Link to her photo:
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Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2018 09:06:36 -0800
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My wife and I are planning on camping near Yachats, OR during the last week
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Oh no! I was thinking yesterday when driving home from work that it looked rather "vacant" for this time of year. Â
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Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2018 11:04:23 -0700
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On my way to work in Bothell this morning, over 50 herons were flying
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Yesterday, I finally made it down to Seaside Oregon to see the Steller's Eider. I found her close to the rocky shore by the surfer's parking area. A beautiful bird! She was frequently raising up out of the water like she was doing a little dance. I wonder if she may be getting ready to migrate back north. I hope she safely finds her way back home and is able to meet up with others of her own kind.
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