Hatching Time: Bald Eagle Delivers Two Eggs in California Nest

It's hatching time for a bald eagle nest in the San Bernardino National Forest! After weeks of anticipation, the eagle couple welcomed two eggs to their nest. The nesting pair, named Shadow and Jackie, have been keeping watch over the eggs since they were laid.

This is a rare sight as bald eagles don't often nest in California due to destruction of forests that was once available to them. The fact that this particular pair has decided to build a nest here is exciting news and testament to how resilient wildlife can be.

This is a rare sight as bald eagles don't often nest in California due to destruction of forests that was once available to them. The fact that this particular pair has decided to build a nest here is exciting news and testament to how resilient wildlife can be.
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The public is invited to view this special event through the video feed hosted by Friends of Big Bear Valley. Whether you're an avid birder or just curious about nature, this is your chance to see something truly amazing!