Friends of Big Bear Valley announced the hatching update on Facebook​ late Thursday morning. "Today at 10:21 we spotted Pip movement in the third egg."

After several years of disappointment, there was a sign Sunday that the Big Bear bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow may soon have a hatchling. The Friends of Big Bear Valley announced the discovery on Sunday

A pair of local bald eagles are looking after three new hatchlings in their nest above Big Bear lake, and an internet camera offers a real-time view of this young avian family. The Friends of the Big Bear Valley organization maintains the Big Bear Eagle Cam which year-round draws thousands of views of the life and times of Jackie and Shadow,

March 6 12:45 p.m. update: Friends of Big Bear Valley, the nonprofit overseeing the Big Bear bald eagle nest camera, reported that hatching activity has been observed around the third and final egg in Jackie and Shadow's 2025 clutch (the first and second eaglets successfully hatched on March 2 and 3).

Jackie and Shadow are now the proud parents of two eaglets who have hatched as thousands tune in to a livestream of an eagle camera feed.

Just days after their first two eaglets hatched, beloved Big Bear bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow welcomed the third and final new member of their family after it finally broke through its shell.

It was a snowy morning in Big Bear Valley in California’s San Bernardino Mountains, and 145 feet up in a Jeffrey pine tree, the nest belonging to bald eagles Jackie and Shadow got a fresh coat. We caught some sweet moments on the live nest cam maintained by the nonprofit Friends of Big Bear Valley.