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• A Big Day's Sport - Splendid Result of a Day's Shooting on the Platte (1879)
  March 30, 1879. Omaha Daily Herald 14(140): 8.
• A Bird Lover's Problem - Identification of Vireos
  May 26, 1918. Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(34): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• A Bum Housekeeper - Belted Kingfisher a Pretty Bird With an Unlovely Home
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 10, 1923. A Bum Housekeeper [Belted Kingfisher]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(37): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• A Busy Pet Returns - House Wren a Wonderful Little Birdlet
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 30, 1922. A Busy Pet Returns [House Wren]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(28=31): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• A Catalogue of Nebraska Birds Arranged According to the Check List of the American Ornithological Union, 1887)
  1888. Annual Report of the Nebraska State Board of Agriculture for 1887 Pages 111-118.
• A Chickadee at Elmwood Appreciates a Convenient Larder (February 1917)
  Anonymous. Miles Greenleaf and Billy Marsh. February 11, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(20): 1-M, 3-M.
• A Club Hunt - Was Held Monday and the Losers set up an Oyster Supper (1896)
  Robert Good, editor and publisher. December 12, 1896. Valentine Democrat 11(48): 1.
• A Comparison of the Bird-life Found in the Sand Hill Region of Holt County in 1883-84 and 1901
  By Lawrence Bruner, Lincoln, Nebr.
• A Day With the Birds on the Old River Road
  June 13, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(38): 13-N. Also: 6/20, 55(39): 2-W.
• A Day With the Upland Plover Makes the Blood Tingle - Out on Old Fillmore County's Fair Pastures
  August 6, 1905. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 40(310): 10. Portion of column.
• A Day's Magnificent Sport - A Beautiful Day, Plenty of Game, and a Great Bag - Chasing the Erratic Snipe
  Sandy Griswold. April 28, 1889. Omaha Sunday Bee 18(317): 16.
• A Dead Game Sport - Chickadee a Cheerful Minstrel
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 25, 1915. A Dead Game Sport [Chickadee]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(43): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• A Feast of Game - The Grand Supper of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club at the Grand Central Last Evening (October 1877)
  October 23, 1877. Omaha Daily Republican 20(104): 1.
• A Feast on Fowl - Gun Club and Guests - A Magnificent Banquet at the Millard Hotel (1887)
  [E.C. Snyder]. October 24, 1886. Omaha Republican p. 8.
• A Feathered Pilot - Spotted Sandpiper Nesting at Ak-Sar-Ben Flying Field
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 20, 1920. A Feathered Pilot [Spotted Sandpiper Nesting at Ak-Sar-Ben Flying Field]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(38): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• A Fountain of Song - House Wren Habits
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 28, 1916. A Fountain of Song [House Wren Habits]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(35): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• A Gaudy Village Visitor - Pair of Gorgeous Northern Cardinals Visit Dundee
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 5, 1920. A Gaudy Village Visitor [Cardinal]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(9=10): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• A Great Ducking Team - Hanger's Lake by Waterloo (ca. 1885)
  Sandy Griswold and Edward Stout. January 3, 1909. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 44(14): 2-S.
• A Great Season for the Birds - How They Help The Farmer
  August 15, 1909. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 44(46): 4-S. Document title from paper page-top that included a picture of Griswold.
• A Growing Heron Rookery - West of Neligh (1898)
  June 1898. Osprey 2(10): 134.
• A Hunt With the Yankton Sioux (1873)
  October 9, 1873. Forest and Stream 1(9): 132-133.
• A Hush in Birdland - Very Life of Living Trees and Underbrush Seems Hushed
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 17, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(48=51): 14-E. A bird editorial.
• A Jack in the Water-Hole - Little Papillion Creek
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 14, 1919. A Jack In the Hole [Snipe on Little Papillion Creek]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(11): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• A Late Nest of the Ruby-throated Hummingbird - Shoemaker Photographs
  October 1901. Proceedings of the Nebraska Ornithologists' Union 2: 34-38. Plus five photos.
• A Legend of Prairie Creek near Clarks (1888)
  July 3, 1909. Forest and Stream 73(1): 13. Game Bag and Gun.
• A Long-Ago October Evening - Lake Creek on Pine Ridge Agency (1891)
  Sandy Griswold. August 30, 1908. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 43(48): 2-M.
• A Marathon Songster - Dickcissel Plentiful and Persistent Vocalist of the Roadside
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 4, 1915. A Marathon Songster [Dickcissel]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(40): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• A Master of Economy - Cowbird and the Warbler Nest
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 6, 1915. A Master of Economy [Cowbird]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(36): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• A Memory of a Hunters Haven on the Fabled Platte (1888)
  Sandy Griswold. January 7, 1912. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 47(15): 2-S.
• A Memory of the River Woods of Long Ago (1875-88)
  Sandy Griswold. March 16, 1913. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(24): 2-S. Only portion of article on natural history included.
• A Nebraska Collecting Trip - Lehigh Lake near Peru (1887)
  September 8, 1887. Forest and Stream 29(7): 123.
• A Nebraska Day Hunting Quail and Rabbits (1897)
  January 1, 1898. Forest and Stream 50(1): 6.
• A Nebraska Eagle - Fairmont, Fillmore County (1882)
  April 20, 1882. Forest and Stream 18:(18): 226.
• A New Bird Generation - Young Bird-life Educated by Fond Parents
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 31, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(44): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• A New Habitat of the Black-Throated Rock Swift in the Pine Ridge
  October 21, 1892. Science 20(507): 235-236.
• A New Visitor - Townsend Solitaire at Elmwood Park
  January 4, 1920. Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. A New Visitor [Townsend Solitaire at Elmwood Park]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(14): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• A Night in Our Sanctum - Our Sanctum Again - Omaha City
  Johnson, J.E. or Jno. W. Pattison, Editors and Proprietors. July 28, 1854. Omaha Arrow 1(1): 2. Also September 8, 1854, Arrow 1(4): 2.
• A Pair of Pet Quail - Malcolm (1894)
  February 24, 1894. Forest and Stream 42(8): 158.
• A Peculiar Bird on the Blue River (1892)
  March 1892. Oologist 9(3): 74.
• A Perfect Day Hunting Plover near Papillion (1897)
  Sandy Griswold, Sporting Editor. July 18, 1897. [A Perfect Day Hunting Plover near Papillion.] Omaha Sunday Bee p. 16.
• A Perilous Pleasure - Aside From Fascinations, Duck Hunting Has Dangers - Advice to Young Sportsmen, Based on Experience of an Old Hunter (1885)
  November 1, 1885. Omaha Daily Republican page 5.
• A Phenomenal Flight of Hawks - Elkhorn River by Neligh (August 1899)
  October 1899. Auk 16(4): 352-353.
• A Place for the Birds - Elmwood Park Changes (December 1921)
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 18, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(12): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• A Red-Breasted Nuthatch Year in Turner Park - Dozens of Them Where Single Birds Have Been Seen Before - Little Beauties
  February 5, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(16=19): 14-N.
• A Shoot of Years Ago on a Bird Now Gone - The Sight of a Flock of Golden Plover Brings back Old Lang Syne - The Oldster's Lament (1887)
  Sandy Griswold. March 13, 1910. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(24): 10-E.
• A Showery April Day On the Lowlands at Clarks - After the Elusive Jack, Prince of All America's Royal Game Birds
  May 6, 1906. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 41(32): 28. Includes a page-top and first paragraph letter sketch of the snipe. Typographic errors corrected.
• A Small Count - The Annual Fall Hunt of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club - The Game Supper to Take Place at the Grand Central (October 1877)
  October 19, 1877. Omaha Daily Republican 20(102): 4.
• A Spring Day on the Prairie - April Along Salt Creek
  October 11, 1883. Forest and Stream 21(11): 203-204.
• A Stormy March Day - Thrilling Reminiscence of the Perils of Early Spring Hunting on the Platte
  Sandy Griswold. February 21, 1904. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 42=39(144): 18. Story repeated January 30, 1921.
• A Story Old But True - Unwanted Improvement and Cleaning Up of Public Parks
  August 18, 1918. Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(46): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• A Tramp Through Woods and Marshes in Western Iowa (1892)
  September 1892. Oologist 9(9): 210-211.
• A Tufted Treat - Tufted Titmouse at Elmwood Park the First Record in Omaha (April 1918)
  Editor [possibly Greenleaf]. April 21, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(29): 4-E.
• A Veritable Gunners' Paradise - Northwest Nebraska (1894)
  Sandy Griswold. August 12, 1894. Omaha Sunday Bee p. 16.
• A Very Sensible Bird - Ovenbird of a Modest and Retiring Disposition
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 24, 1917. A Very Sensible Bird [Ovenbird]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(39): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• A Visit From the Sparrows Soon Passing Through
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 22, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(51): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• A Week in Nebraska - Wood River and the Loup, Kearney (1889)
  October 10, 1889. Forest and Stream 33(12): 225.
• A Welcome Comedian - Red-headed Woodpecker a Gay Cavalier of the Skies
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 15, 1921. A Welcome Comedian [Red-headed Woodpecker]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(38=33): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• A White Grackle at Beatrice (1894)
  February 1899. Oologist 11(2): 48.
• A Winter Day on Glorious Old Hackberry Lake, Valentine Lake District
  Sandy Griswold. December 5, 1915. Continues: 12/12, 51(12): 3-S; 12/19, 51(12): 3-S; 12/26, 51(13): 14-N; 2 January 1916, 51(14): 2-S.
• A Woodcock Returns to Haunts of Old
  July 20, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(42): 13-N. Repeats much of a 4 March 1900 column. This portion is not repeated here. The name used with this article was George A. Hoagland, not John Petty. There were also a few trivial deletions of words in this version.
• A Woodland Building Show - Bird Breeding Activity at Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 25, 1923. A Woodland Building Show [Bird Breeding Activity]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(22): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• About Prairie Chicken Trapping - Missouri River Bottoms (1894)
  December 22, 1894. Forest and Stream 43(26): 560.
• About Prairie Chicken Trapping - Missouri River Bottoms (1894)
  July 22, 1885. From Farmers of Custer Precinct. Neligh Republican 6(41): 4.
• Adder's Tongue or Dog's Tooth Violet? - Botanists, Common People Say
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 29, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(31): 8-E. A nature editorial.
• Adios of the Birds in Golden Autumn - Secrets of Autumn Lore - When Summer Residents Leave - Silent September and Painted October - Bird-Life Cycles (1898)
  November 20, 1898. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 34(51): 21.
• After Chickens in Waning Summer (1894)
  Sandy Griswold. August 5, 1894. Omaha Sunday Bee p. 16.
• After Plover in the Pastures - A Day's Sport Along the Blue River near Fairmont
  Sandy Griswold. August 28, 1904. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 42=39(333): 18. Includes a picture of Griswold with the game.
• Alas for the Meadowlark Poem
  Anonymous. July 30, 1903. Cody Cow Boy 3(35): 4.
• Alaska Robin - Varied Thrush Feathered Stranger at Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 29, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(31): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Almighty's Outdoors - Hymns From Golden Throats of Birds in Nature's Cathedral
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 6, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(19): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Amid Falling Leaves - Bird Reception Committee
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 14, 1917. Amid Falling Leaves [Bird Reception Committee]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(2): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Amid Falling Leaves - Trees and Bushes Display Secrets of Summer
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 17, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(3): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Among the Birds and Bees - Three Romantic but Little Frequented Suburban Omaha Resorts - A Delightful Row Up the Big Papillion River - Ruser's Park and Irvington (1889)
  Anonymous. July 21, 1889. Omaha Sunday Bee 19(32): 13.
• Among the Gunners - Omaha Men Shooting Fowl at Waubonsie's Famous Marsh and at Nishnabotna
  Sandy Griswold. April 16, 1893. Nebraska Sunday Bee 22(201): 18. Portion of sports page.
• Among the Missing - Spring Birds Yet to Arrive - Bird Day
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 6, 1917. Among the Missing [Spring Birds Yet to Arrive]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(32): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Among the Sandhills in Northwest Nebraska
  1895. Nidiologist 3: 8-9, 21-22.
• Among the Wild Fowl - Sportsmen Afield
  Sporting Editor [Sandy Griswold]. March 30, 1890. Omaha Sunday Bee 19(279): 1. Portion of column.
• An Abused Family - Sparrows the Most Gentle and Beautiful and Interesting of all Birddom
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 27, 1915. An Abused Family [Sparrows]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(39): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• An Appeal for the Birds Editorial (1877)
  Herald editor. February 3, 1877. Omaha Daily Herald 12(97): 2. An editorial.
• An Artful Architect - Eastern Wood-Pewee Nest a Thing of Fairyland
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 18, 1915. An Artful Architect [Eastern Wood-Pewee]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(42): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• An August Display - Sunflowers and Thistles Making the Prairies Gorgeous
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 28, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(48): 4-E. A nature editorial.
• An Early Morning's Visits With the Birds - June in the Florence Hills
  June 24, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(39): 3-W.
• An Early September Day Up the Old River Road
  September 11, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(49=50): 16-N.
• An Epic of Golden Days at the Old Hunting Lodge - In the Fabled Times the Sportsman Shall Know No More Forever
  Sandy Griswold. October 17, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(3): 15-N.
• An Idyl of October Amid Gray Sandhills - A Quiet Story of a Quiet Hunt in Cherry County
  Sandy Griswold. November 6, 1910. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 46(6): 2-S.
• An Indian Summer Duck Shoot on the Old Platte Vividly Recalls Halcyon Days - Birds of Cedar Island
  November 30, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(9): 14-W. Also: December 7, 1919. Sunday World-Herald 55(10): 7-W; December 21, 55(12): 14-N; and December 28, 1919, issue 55(13): 16-N. Corrections made for typographic errors.
• An Interesting Little Letter - Stanton County (1878)
  E. Wiley. June 2, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(35): 11-W. Forest Field and Stream.
• An Old Day Legend of the Curo Springs - Fountains of Health to the Early Settlers and Indians
  Sandy Griswold. August 28, 1910. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(48): 7-N. Forest Field and Stream.
• An Old Fashioned Snipe Hunt - Fort McPherson (1868)
  Snipe Till You Can't Rest. March 19, 1868. Omaha Daily Herald 3(144): 3.
• An Old-Time Bone Hunt - An Account of the Expedition Undertaken by Professor Marsh in 1870 to the Then Wild West
  George Bird Grinnell.
• An Outdoorsman's Dream - Dedicated to Sandy Griswold (December 1923)
  December 30, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 59(13): 3-W. A Forest and Stream Letter Box feature.
• An Upside-Down Bird - Nuthatches in the Woods or Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 23, 1916. An Upside-Down Bird [Nuthatches]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(17): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• And Now for March - Winter Birds and Expected Return of Feathered Friends
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 24, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(21): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• And the Crossbills, Too! - Boy Scout Sees Large Numbers at Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 9, 1919. And the Crossbills, Too! Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(8=6): 14-E. A bird editorial.
• Annual Fall Hunt - Of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club - Who Were Out and Where They Hunted - Count of the Game (1881)
  October 22, 1881. Omaha Daily Republican p. 8.
• Annual Hunt - Captain Homan's Party Victorious - The Count of Yesterday - Incidents of the Hunt (November 1871)
  November 8, 1871. Omaha Weekly Herald 7(5): 4.
• Annual October Hunt of Omaha Gun Club - Count for Game and Birds of Prey (1893)
  Editor. October 29, 1893. [Annual October Hunt of Omaha Gun Club. Count for Game and Birds of Prey.] Omaha Sunday Bee p. 10.
• Annual Slaughter of the Chicks - Prairie Chicken Young
  Sporting Editor [Sandy Griswold]. August 2, 1891. Omaha Sunday Bee 21(45): 16. Portion of column.
• Annual Spring Wild Fowl Shoot at Stilwell's Ranch - Whooping Crane Notes
  Sandy Griswold. April 12, 1903. [Annual spring wild fowl shoot at Stilwell's ranch.] Sunday World-Herald 39(184): 23. Forest Field and Stream column. Repeated April 18, 1903 as "Ducks among the Sand Hills" in Forest and Stream 55(16): 306.
• Another First Robin - Newspaper Stories a Considerable Jest for Year-round Resident
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 9, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(14=15): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Another View of the Game Law - Commission Merchant Gives His Ideas
  Commission Merchant. Friday, January 7, 1876. Omaha Morning Bee 5(166): 4.
• Another Welcome Arrival - American Tree Sparrow After Weed Pest in Winter
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 21, 1917. Another Welcome Arrival [Tree Sparrow]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(3): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Approach of the Sportsman's Idyl (1893)
  Sandy Griswold. September 3, 1893. Omaha Sunday Bee p. 16.
• April Days Outdoors - Forest, Field and Stream (1899)
  Sandy Griswold. April 9, 1899. [April Days Outdoors.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 34(191): 23.
• Are Birds Weather Prophets - Birds Busy in Mild Winter Weather
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 2, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(18): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Are You Upset - White-breasted Nuthatch Upset All the Time and Rejoices In It
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 5, 1922. Are You Upset [Nuthatch]? Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(6): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Art of Owl Hunting - Interesting Winter Pastime for the Amateur Ornithologist
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 4, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(10): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Artificial Activity - Gangs of Men at Work in Public Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 14, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(16): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Audubon Society - Winter Campaign and Monthly Meetings Assisted by Boy Scouts
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 21, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(51): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Audubon's Birthday Will be Observed in Omaha Schools
  April 25, 1918. Omaha Morning Bee 47(267): 24.
• August Days Bird Notes - Plover Hunting West of Omaha
  Sandy Griswold. August 6, 1899. [August Days Bird Notes - Plover Hunting West of Omaha]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 34(310): 20.
• August Sport - How the Prairie Chickens Feathers Fly this Month - Birds Rising and Asking to be Shot for the Fun of the Thing (August 1881)
  Omaha Herald, Staff Writer. August 26, 1881. Omaha Weekly Herald 16(47): 6.
• Autumn Blue-winged Teal Shooting at Fairmont
  Sandy Griswold. September 20, 1903. [Autumn Teal Shooting at Fairmont]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 38(344): 18. Portion of column. With a drawing of teal on the marsh.
• Autumn Days in the Sandhills Where Waterfowl and Grouse Abound - Leaping Lightly Over the Centuries, the Hunt Still Goes On
  Sandy Griswold. November 21, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(8): 19-N. Includes three pictures.
• Autumn Tribute - Brilliant Colors Background for the Wealth of Green
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 21, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 59(3): 8-E. A nature editorial.

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