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Original publication date of articles given in brackets |
| A comparison of Downy and Hairy Woodpeckers. |
A photo page showing the size differences between the two similarly colored woodpeckers, with a link to more photos. |
| A Great Place for | Naturalist Tammy Mercer explains why the Garden is great for birding. (Spring 2005) |
| Avery Birding Terrace | Photos and background on the Avery Birding Terrace. |
| Cardinals - Juveniles | A photo page of what juvenile Northern Cardinals look like. |
| Early Birders Catch the Wonders | Naturalist Tammy Mercer reviews what wonders are seen during the year on the Saturday Morning Birding walks. |
| EBWG Birds to Become Part of State Bird Breeding History |
Naturalist Tammy Mercer tells us of the Garden's part in a state-wide Bird Breeding Atlas. |
| EBWG as a Migration Rest Stop | Naturalist Tammy Mercer writes an article addressed to the birds about the benefits of Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden as a migration rest stop. (Fall 2007) |
| Green Heron (pdf) | MPRB Naturalist Tammy Mercer writes about the Green Heron |
| Many Colors of Feathers (The) | Naturalist Tammy Mercer writes about the color of bird feathers and why we see the colors the way we do. (Fall 2010) |
| Native Plants - for the Birds | EBWG Naturalist Tammy Mercer writes about interactions of plants, insects and bird life. Illustrated. |
| Rewards of Summer Birding | Naturalist Tammy Mercer reviews summer birding and distinguishing fledglings from adults. (Summer 2005) |
| Winter Birds | A photo essay on thirteen common birds most likely to be seen during winter in central and southern Minnesota |