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Subject: [SBB] Yellow-shafted-type Flicker in Milpitas
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Hey SB Birders

During a lunch-walk today along Coyote Creek on the Milpitas side, there was 
a flicker that seemed to have all the marks of yellow-shafted, plus red 
malars, so it's
likely an intergrade. To reach the area, from Hwy 237 in Milpitas take 
McCarthy Ave south to Sycamore Dr. Turn west and the road ends almost 
immediately in company parking lots. Park on the north side of the small 
building (probably a pump house). Walk up onto and over the outer levee. Take 
the path into the trees which climbs onto the inner levee. Continue to where 
the river meets the levee and turns west. The flicker was in a tall 
cottonwood over the trail. Oddly, the only other yellow-shafted type flicker 
I've seen in CA was in the exact same spot 6 years ago.

Good luck,
Dave Weber
Milpitas
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