  We analyse optical photometric data of short term variability (flickering) of
the accreting white dwarf in the jet-ejecting symbiotic star MWC560. The
observations are obtained in 17 nights during the period November 2011 -
October 2019. The colour-magnitude diagram shows that the hot component of the
system becomes redder as it gets brighter. For the flickering source we find
that it has colour 0.14 < B-V < 0.40, temperature in the range 6300 < T_fl <
11000 K, and radius 1.2 < R_fl < 18 Rsun. We find a strong correlation
(correlation coefficient 0.76, significance < 0.001) between B band magnitude
and the average radius of the flickering source - as the brightness of the
system increases the size of the flickering source also increases. The
estimated temperature is similar to that of the bright spot of cataclysmic
variables. In 2019 the flickering is missing, and the B-V colour of the hot
component becomes bluer.
