There was a bird’s nest in the attic near a hole squirrels had chewed in the shingles. When I approached the nest, it was empty, but there was, coming from somewhere, a bird pleading for help.

A festival attendee checks out Sean Segesser’s nature-focused photography. Hundreds of bird and nature lovers of all ages flocked to the 21st annual Puget Sound Bird Fest at Edmonds’ Frances ...

We identified the bird using its chirping sound,” I Solomon Raj, park manager, told TNIE. Moreover, school students during their birding trip spotted the rare Ruddy-breasted crake for the first ...

Chorus waves, also called “whistler-mode chorus waves,” are small bursts of energy that last just a few tenths of a second and produce an unusual “chirp” sound that resembles a bird song. “They sound ...

MEDLER: We put this into the beautiful sounds category. It just gives me goose bumps when I hear that sound. As you said, it's a beautiful bird. It's this big, elegant, you know, graceful bird.

SCOTT DETROW, HOST: And finally, today, a little bit of nature to ease you into your evening. (SOUNDBITE OF BIRD CHIRPING) DETROW: That chirping you're hearing right now is the western meadowlark.

MEDLER: We put this into the beautiful sounds category. It just gives me goose bumps when I hear that sound. As you said, it's a beautiful bird. It's this big, elegant, you know, graceful bird.

In the vast expanse of space, electromagnetic waves serve as nature's chorus, with whistler-mode chorus waves standing out as some of the most fascinating. These waves, named for their chirping sound ...