Pip, pip, hooray! Big Bear bald eagle watchers cheer as 3rd egg begins to hatch
At 10:21 a.m. Thursday, March 6, the nonprofit that operates a web cam livestreaming the nest to the world announced that it had spotted a pip, or crack made during the hatching process, in the third of three eggs in the nest. The first two eggs emerged within hours of one another on Monday and Tuesday.
Since hatching, Jackie and Shadow’s three eagle chicks have spent time eating, tumbling, thriving and ‘bonking’ in the family nest near Big Bear Lake.
The first eaglet hatched late Monday night, followed by a second hatching early morning Tuesday, according to the Friends of ...
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Bald eagle family growing in California forestFriends of Big Bear Valley's Sandy Steers gives the latest update on the bald eagle couple, Jackie and Shadow, and their ...
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