ABC7 Los Angeles: Big Bear Bald Eagle Cam Sees First Eaglet Hatch

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Big Bear Bald Eagle Cam Sees First Eaglet Hatch, Second Soon After

A live camera at Big Bear has captured the hatching of two eaglets from eggs laid by Jackie and Shadow, a pair of bald eagles. The first eaglet emerged on [date], followed shortly after by the second.

According to reports, the eaglets were born as part of a breeding program aimed at increasing the population of bald eagles in California. The Big Bear Bald Eagle Cam has been providing live footage of the eagles and their eggs since 2019.

The camera has also shown the eaglets’ growth and development over time, with recent updates showing them taking to the skies for the first time. The cam’s operator has reported that the eaglets are healthy and thriving, and are expected to continue growing and developing in the coming weeks and months.

The Big Bear Bald Eagle Cam is a popular online attraction, providing viewers with a unique opportunity to observe these majestic birds up close. The cam is operated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and is part of a larger effort to conserve and protect bald eagle populations in California.

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