After Big Bear’s beloved bald eagles Jackie and Shadow hatched three eggs this week, concern grew after the third eaglet ...

Shortly before sunrise Friday, a webcam that livestreams the nest to the world showed just two of the three chicks that had ...

One of Jackie and Shadow's three chicks appears to have gone missing. Only two were visible during the first and second feedings Friday morning as snow continued to coat Big Bear’s famous bald eagle ...

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.

Viewers of the livestream were treated to a view of both of the eaglets shifting around in their tree-top nest near Big Bear ...

Under the watch of a 24/7 livestreamed camera mounted above Jackie and Shadow’s nest in Southern California’s San Bernardino ...

Thousands have monitored the Big Bear bald eagles' nest via a popular livestream. Jackie and Shadow's good news follows years ...

Thousands who have been watching the eagles' nest on a webcam got to see a hatchling emerge, with glimpses of tiny feathers ...

BIG BEAR LAKE, in March, can be cold. Quite cold, in fact, the sort of throw-on-another-few-layers kind of cold, a chilliness ...

Two of Jackie and Shadow's three eggs, located in a nest atop a tree near Big Bear Lake, appear to be hatching. The hatching comes three years to the date of the eagle couple's last successful hatch.

A “pip” has been spied on two of Jackie and Shadow’s three eggs, which means eaglets are currently in mid-hatch.

After years of failed attempts to produce offspring, California's acclaimed Big Bear Lake bald eagles Jackie and Shadow have finally welcomed new hatchlings.