EBird has a page with an interesting and detailed description of different
flicker variations. It could probably be found with a Google search.
Bob O'Brien Portland

On Monday, November 4, 2019, Joan Miller <jemskink at gmail.com> wrote:


> Hi Tweets,

>

> I know there are numerous variations in our flickers. It's interesting to

> see that at least one of the males that come to my feeders has a red patch

> on the nape, while others do not. This is supposedly a mark commonly found

> on the eastern yellow-shafted flickers.

>

> Mix n'match flickers!

>

> Joan Miller

> West Seattle

> jemskink at gmail dot com

>

>

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