Big Bear’s famed bald eagle pair, Jackie and Shadow, have fled their nest after July 4th fireworks were set off in the area. The eagles have yet to return, according to the nonprofit Friends of ...

Friends of Big Bear Valley announced on social media that one of the eagle pair’s eggs had pipped, or cracked in the hatching process, at 3:09 p.m. on Sunday, March 2.

Jackie, who's 12, is larger and can fit over the top of the eggs more easily, Friends of Big Bear Valley said in a Facebook post. However, Shadow, 10, often wants a turn.

Big Bear Valley eaglet Sunny left the nest for the first time on Monday, marking a bittersweet milestone for the California bald eagle family and their thousands of fans.

A star is born Jackie became the first eaglet hatched in Big Bear Valley in 2012, according to Friends of Big Bear Valley, a preservation group that operates Jackie's webcam and meticulously ...

All donations will go to Friends of Big Bear Valley, allowing them to continue providing the bald eagle cam livestream. After the deadline, a random list of finalists will be drawn from the entries.

Jackie, one of the two Big Bear eagles, arrives at the nest to tend to three eggs on Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2025. (Video still courtesy of Friends of Big Bear Valley) ...