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• Rail Hunting Along the Missouri River in Eastern Omaha (1894)
  Sandy Griswold. September 9, 1894. Omaha Sunday Bee p. 19.
• Rail Hunting at Lakes and Slough Grounds along the Missouri River Near Omaha
  Sandy Griswold. September 16, 1900. [Rail Hunting at Lakes and Slough Grounds]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 35(350): 23. Portion of column.
• Rail Hunting at Nearby Watery Expanses
  Sandy Griswold. September 8, 1901. [Rail Hunting at Nearby Watery Expanses]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 36(343): 18. Portion of column.
• Rainy Day Hike to Child's Point (1900)
  Frank H. Shoemaker. Unpublished manuscript. Shoemaker Collection, University of Nebraska, Love Library Archives.
• Rare Sport - Skill and Patience Tested in Wild Goose Shooting - Characteristics of Game - Experience on the Loup and Niobrara Rivers (1891)
  Anonymous. November 4, 1891. Omaha Morning Bee 21(139): 8. From Outing.
• Real Indian Summer Comes Only After Squaw Winter
  November 5, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(6): 3-W. Half of Forest Field and Stream.
• Reasons for Sportsmen to be Afield in May Days (1898)
  Sandy Griswold. May 8, 1898. [Reasons for Sportsmen to be Afield in May Days.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 33(220): 24.
• Recalling a Day With Nebraska's Greatest Duck Shot - McCawley of Seneca
  Sandy Griswold. August 24, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(47): 14-E.
• Red Crossbills - Seen at Rustic Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 10, 1916. The Red Crossbills [Seen at Rustic Parks]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(11): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Red Eye - Red-eyed Vireo Familiar in Woods and Glades
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 6, 1916. Red Eye [Red-eyed Vireo]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(45): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Red Winged Blackbird - Highly Unique Critter Visits in Veritable Swarms
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 6, 1920. The Red Wing. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(36): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Red-Breasted Merganser at Island Lake
  William Greggs and Sandy Griswold. January 19, 1913. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(16): 2-S. Forest Field and Stream column.
• Red-breasted Nuthatch - Indication of a Big WInter in Birdland
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 6, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(1): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Redpoll - Authorities Identify at Camp Gifford and Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 26, 1919. Redpoll. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(5=4): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Regular Guys Enjoy Wild Duck Banquet at Omaha
  November 27, 1913. Omaha Morning Bee 43(139): 7.
• Remarks on Prof. Kumlien's Correction - Yellow-headed Blackbirds in Nebraska Lakes (1897)
  1897. Osprey 1: 138.
• Reminiscences of Hunting at the Lugenbeel Marshes (1898)
  Sandy Griswold. July 24, 1898. [Reminiscences of Hunting at the Lugenbeel Marshes.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 33(297): 24. Forest, Field and Stream.
• Reports of Abundant Upland Game Birds in the West (1898)
  Sandy Griswold. August 7, 1898. [Reports of Abundant Upland Game Birds in the West.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 33(311): 24. Forest, Field and Stream.
• Restlessness in Birdland - Impending Errand of Migration
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 11, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(49=50): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Restoration of the Quail - Past Seasons Good For Nesting
  Sporting Editor [Sandy Griswold]. September 13, 1891. Omaha Sunday Bee 21(80): 13. Portion of column.
• Return of the Birds - In Spring They Return
  March 16, 1913. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(24): 2-E.
• Return of the Bluebirds - Valuable and Beautiful Species
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 25, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(47): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Reward Worth While - Bird Baths and American Goldfinch
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 3, 1917. Reward Worth While [Bird Baths and Goldfinch]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(36): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Ring-neck Pheasant - Rapid Disappearance of Native Birds (1897)
  Sandy Griswold, Sporting Editor. September 19, 1897. [Ring-neck Pheasant. Rapid Disappearance of Native Birds.] Omaha Sunday Bee p. 19.
• Rise and Fall of Cut-Off - Omaha's Only Lake in a State of Innocuous Desuetude - Robbed of Its Attractiveness - The Source of Supply Has Been Cut Off
  Anonymous [?Sandy Griswold]. June 1, 1890. Omaha Sunday Bee 19(342): 9.
• Robin Red Breast Spring Harbinger - Groh Interviews the Cheerful Fellow, Who is Perched in a Cherry Tree
  February 13, 1917. Omaha Morning Bee 46(205): 9.
• Robin Redbreast Poem (April 1891)
  Doc Geo. Smith. April 12, 1891. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 26(194): 11. Childrens Page poem.
• Robin Time is on the Way - Red Breast is the Most Friendly of All Birds
  February 19, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(18=21): 3-W.
• Robin, the Immaculate - Habits and Bird Bath
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 15, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(29): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Robins in the Snow - In Residential and Park Districts
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 18, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(25): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Rosy July Morning in Fair Nebraska
  Sandy Griswold. July 7, 1918. [Rosy July Morning in Fair Nebraska]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(40): 11-W.
• Ruthless Warfare in Birdland - Sharp-shinned Hawk in Deep Elmwood Park Ravine in Springtime Glory
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 29, 1917. Ruthless Warfare in Birdland [Sharp-shinned Hawk in Elmwood Ravine]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(31): 4-E. A bird editorial.

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