the famous bald eagles that live near Big Bear Lake. Pip #2 was confirmed at 7:59 a.m. March 3 while pip #1 was detected March 2 at 3:09 p.m. (scroll for the original story is below). "It looks like ...

It follows the nonprofit’s announcement on Sunday of one pip in the bald eagle couple’s three eggs in their nest, which is atop a 14-story Jeffrey pine tree near Big Bear Lake in the San Bernardino ...

The Redlands library has set up a monitor to help patrons who might not have access to the livestream at home.

Two eagle chicks were resting in a nest high above Big Bear Lake Tuesday morning, March 4, after emerging from their shells overnight. The chicks joined bald eagle pair Jackie and Shadow in the ...

The group operates a 24-hour webcam that monitors the eagles' nest 145 feet up in a Jeffrey pine overlooking Big Bear Lake. Pipping is when a baby bird uses its beak to crack open its shell, and a pip ...

Friends of Big Bear Valley announced Sunday afternoon that pipping had begun for Jackie and Shadow, who’ve experienced years of heartbreak ...

Concerns are mounting after fans noticed Big Bear bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow's third chick has been conspicuously absent recently.

UPDATE: A pip was seen on a second egg in the nest. The sighting was confirmed by Friends of Big Bear Valley, the nonprofit group overseeing the camera that observes Jackie and Shadow, the famous ...