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• Fabled Days of Old in the Platte Valley - All Worldly Cares Went Whirling Skyward in the Vortex of Flame and Sparks From the Camp Fire (March 1886)
  March 26, 1905. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 40(177): 18. Picture of Griswold included with byline. Much of story originally published 25 February 1900.
• Faded Glories of the Platte; A Tale of Mystic Times (1888)
  Sandy Griswold. January 30, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(16): 5-W. Includes a picture of Crook's Island. Also: 2/6, 59(19): 5-W.
• Fall Bird Notes (Fall 1893)
  W.S. Phillips. October 14, 1893. Forest and Stream 41(15): 316. Bird notes only transcribed.
• Fall Duck Shooting at the Lake Creek Marshes (1890)
  Sandy Griswold. December 8, 1901. [Fall duck shooting at the Lake Creek marshes.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 37(69): 23. Continues December 15, Omaha Sunday World-Herald 37(69): 23.
• Fall House Cleaning - Winter Bird Squad
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 4, 1917. Fall House Cleaning [Winter Bird Squad]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(5): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Fall Hunt - Captain Preston's Side Victorious - Semi-Annual Hunt of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club (October 1875)
  October 15, 1875. Omaha Daily Republican 18(10): 4.
• Fall Shooting is Not Good - Weather Not Good for Ducks and They are Gone - Chickens are Also Scarce - Quail Season End
  November 17, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(22): 4-S.
• Fall Travelers - Days of Migration Interesting for Student of Bird Lore
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 3, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(1): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Falling Leaves - Opportunities to Observe Songsters More Alluring
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 29, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(52): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Farewell to Fine Feathers - Summer Songsters Depart
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 1, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(48): 3-E. A bird editorial.
• Farewell to the Chimney Swifts - Seasonal Departure From Skies Over Omaha
  Editor [possibly Greenleaf]. October 10, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(2): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Farms and Birds - Letter to Nebraska Farmer (1879)
  March 1879. Nebraska Farmer 3(3): 59-60.
• Fawn Lily Blossoms and Lilac Bushes Bloom
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 16, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(34): 10-E. A nature editorial.
• Feather Prophets - Weather Suggested By Arrival of Northern Birds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 22, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(4): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Feathered High-Brows - Birds in Rustic Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 3, 1916. Feathered High-Brows [Birds in Rustic Parks]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(10): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Feathered Hijackers - Seek and Rifle Caches Made by Other Birds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 11, 1920. Feathered Hijackers [Birds Rifle Caches of Others]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(29): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Feathered Marauders of Our Fields and Streams - Hawk Plumage and Habits
  Sandy Griswold. April 2, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(18): 14-N. Spelling of some words corrected.
• Feathered Picnickers - Common Grackle and Blue Jay Outdoor House Cleaners
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 10, 1919. Feathered Picnickers [Grackle and Jay]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(45): 10-E. A bird editorial. Feathered Picnicker column repeats 19 Sep 1926.
• Feathered Salamander - Dickcissel a Mighty Good Citizen
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 29, 1919. Feathered Salamander [Dickcissel]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(39): 14-E. A bird editorial. Feathered Salamander column repeats 1 Aug 1926 as Bird-Lore column.
• Feathered Snipers - Feathered Folks of Winter After Crumbs of the Precious Beef-fat
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 5, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(14): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Feats of Feathered Genius in the Wilds of Elmwood (August 1915)
  August 8, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(45): 1-M. Includes five pictures of nests and four examples of mounted birds.
• Federal License Law Designed to Protect Vanishing Game Birds
  January 21, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(17): 3-W.
• Feeding the Birds - Feeding Stations and Bird Baths in Omaha Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 26, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(52): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Females in Feathers - Plumage Cannot Compare With That of Life Partner
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 19, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(51): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Few Miles - Much Difference in Birdlife
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 11, 1918. Few Miles - Much Difference [Song Sparrows]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(45): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Field Notes - The Niobrara Regions -- Scenery, Soil, Timber and Relics (August 1873)
  August 6, 1873. Omaha Weekly Bee 2(45): 2.
• Find the Earliest Wild Flower - Children Saviors by Learning
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 18, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(21): 8-E. A nature editorial.
• Fine Fall Spoils Shooting - Weather Too Good for the Men Behind the Hammerless - No Big Flight Now Likely - Birds Doing Well Up North
  October 27, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(19): 4-S.
• First Emigrant - Dickcissel Leaves in August
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 13, 1916. The First Emigrant [Dickcissel Leaves in August]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(46): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• First Meadowlark - Unusually Frequent This Season
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 29, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(22): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• First Nesting - Horned Larks Begin Mating
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 20, 1921. The First Nesting [Horned Lark]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(21): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• First Snow Storm Brings Thrill to Nature Lovers - Charm Still Lingers in the Leafless Woods
  December 5, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(9=10): 5-N.
• Flicker Most Melodious and Exquisitely Marked
  April 16, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(26=29): 3-W.
• Flock of Bald Eagles - A Bunch of Fifty of These National Birds Seen Near Walker's Island, Missouri River near Sioux City (April 1883)
  April 6, 1883.Omaha Weekly Herald 18(27): 2.
• Flowers of the Pasture - Results of a Ten Minute Stroll
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 25, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(43): 6-E. A nature editorial.
• Flying on Swans - Indian Tale
  March 5 1899. Omaha Sunday Bee page 8.
• Fooling the Siskins - Winter Bird Nesting in Pine Trees of Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 23, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(27-30): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• For the Chickadees - Turner Park Birds and Suet Feeder
  December 22, 1912. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(12): 2-S. Portion of column.
• Foreign Birds Are On Increase in Some Sections
  September 19, 1913. Omaha Morning Bee 43(80): 3.
• Forest Field and Stream - Collecting Bird's Eggs
  Mrs. L.A. Rengler and Sandy Griswold. June 16, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(37): 12-W. Portion of Forest Field and Stream.
• Forest, Field and Stream - February Days (1899)
  Sandy Griswold. February 5, 1899. [Forest, Field and Stream. February Days.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 34(129): 24.
• Forest, Field and Stream - September Days (1898)
  Sandy Griswold. September 4, 1898. [Forest, Field and Stream. September Days.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 33(339): 21.
• Forest, Field and Stream - Upland Plover Hunt Along the Papio Creek Bottoms (July 1899)
  Sandy Griswold. July 23, 1899. [Summer Upland Plover Hunt Southwest of Omaha Along the Papio Bottoms.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 34(296): 18. A portion of the Forest, Field and Stream column.
• Forest, Field and Stream - Woodcock Habits in the Haunts
  Sandy Griswold. July 31, 1892. [Woodcock Habits]. Omaha Sunday Bee 22(43): 10. Column portion of sports page.
• Free Park Music - Bird Movement - Students Make Bird Houses
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 28, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(26): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Fremont and the Birds - Survey by Prof. Aughey (1877)
  July 1877. Nebraska Farmer 1(7): 5.
• Friendly Chickadee - Advice to Seek This True American
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 10, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(6): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Frigid Free-Lancing - Feathered Folk and Common Snipe Remain Through Bitter Winter
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 13, 1918. Frigid Free-Lancing [Birds Resident in Winter]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(15): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• From Geneva, Nebraska - Notes of Birds on the Prairie and Along the River (1885)
  March-May 1887. Oologist 4(2): 84.
• From Gray to Gold - Goldfinch Sheds Its Winter Plumage
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 6, 1921. From Gray to Gold [Goldfinch]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(23): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• From York Nebraska (1884)
  N.A. Sherman. June 1884. Young Oologist 1(2): 28.
• From the Arctic Circle - Winter Bird Crew is Worth Watching
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 16, 1921. From the Arctic Circle [Winter Birds]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(3): 8-E. A bird editorial.

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