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GENERAL ARTICLES ABOUT BIRDS,
ECOLOGY, and OTHER NATURE TOPICS
This section contains reprints, abridgements, or original drafts of magazine and other articles published by Bill Hilton Jr. and/or about Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History.

Hilton Jr., B. 2003. The amazing woodpecker tongue. Bluebird 25(4):18-19.

Hilton Jr., B. 1996. Animal colors. South Carolina Wildlife 43(4):10-15.

Hilton Jr., B. 1995. Demise of the TanVan. Unpublished letter.

Hilton Jr., B. 1995. Hidden treasures: Rocks and minerals of the South Carolina Piedmont. South Carolina Wildlife 42(2):34-36.

Hilton Jr., B. 1995. Backyard bird habitat: Last haven for neotropical migrants? In: Bringing Back the Birds. Smithsonian Press, Washington DC.

Hilton Jr., B. 1994. Migration of ruby-throated hummingbirds. WildBird 8(5)42-45.

Hilton Jr., B. 1994. Red-tailed hawks. South Carolina Wildlife 41(5):48-49.

Hilton Jr., B. 1994. Variety--The price of life: South Carolina biodiversity. South Carolina Wildlife 41(6):36-39.

Hilton Jr., B. 1993. Amphibian acrobats. South Carolina Wildlife 40(2):6-10.

Hilton Jr., B. 1993. Nature's foresters. WildBird 7(9):40-43.

Hilton Jr., B. 1993. Earth-keeping goes high-tech. South Carolina Wildlife 40(3)34-39.

Hilton Jr., B. 1993. Hot spots for birds. South Carolina Wildlife 40(2):40-47.

Hilton Jr., B. 1992. Elegant waders. South Carolina Wildlife 39(6):6-10.

Hilton Jr., B. 1992. Bogs & bays & ponds. In: Wetlands--magic lands. South Carolina Wildlife 39(1):58-77.

Hilton Jr., B. 1992. Boisterous blue jays. WildBird 6(2):28-31.

Hilton Jr., B. 1992. Birder's guide to Huntington Beach State Park, South Carolina. WildBird 6(1):40-45.

Hilton Jr., B. 1991. Bird-banding basics. WildBird 5(10):56-59.

Hilton Jr., B. 1991. Four-season state. In: Carolina all outdoors. South Carolina Wildlife 38(1):58-79.

Hilton Jr., B. 1991. Lyme disease: Birds, ticks, and people. WildBird 5(8):20-23.

Hilton Jr., B. 1991. Mythical, mystical owls. South Carolina Wildlife 38(6):32-39.

Hilton Jr., B. 1991. Trails from rails. South Carolina Wildlife 38(4):44-49.

Hilton Jr., B. 1990. Telling nature's secrets . . . The interpretive naturalist at work. South Carolina Wildlife 37(5):12-15.

Hilton Jr., B. and J. Vesall. 1981. Breeding behavior of Blue Jays. Bird Watcher's Digest 3(5):64-68.

Hilton Jr., B. 1979. Snotbirds [Genus Taintaves]: New genera and species disputed. Carolina Bird Club Newsletter 25(1):2.

Hilton Jr., B. 1971. The woods in winter. South Carolina Magazine 35(2):8-11.

OUTSIDE AUTHORS

Huntley, D. 2000. Love it or loathe it, the South's sweet-smelling weed here to stay. The York Observer, May 10, pp. 1-2.

Longland, V. 2006. Say "Aloe" to visiting hummers. Costa Rica Outdoors 11(3):15-17.

Rochester, M. 2006. Ripple effect: Hilton Pond teaches life's lessons at the water's edge. Carolina Gardener 18(7):18-22.

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