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Easter Miracle: Jackie & Shadow's Eaglets Hatch
6 Apr
Summary
- Two bald eagle chicks hatched on Easter weekend in Big Bear Lake.
- Jackie and Shadow are the beloved parents of the newly hatched eaglets.
- Livestream cameras allow fans to watch the eagle family's journey.
Fans of bald eagles Jackie and Shadow celebrated a joyous Easter weekend as their two chicks hatched in Big Bear Lake, California. The first eaglet emerged on Saturday evening, approximately 9:30 p.m. PST, with the second following on Easter morning around 8:30 a.m. PST.
Dedicated viewers have been following the pair for years through 24-hour livestream cameras provided by Friends of Big Bear Valley. This year's hatchlings join previous eaglets parented by Jackie and Shadow, who have been a focus of public interest since 2019.
The nonprofit Friends of Big Bear Valley manages the popular eagle cam and facilitates an annual naming contest for the chicks, with local third-graders casting the final votes. Bald eagles, once threatened, are federally protected and considered fully protected under California law.
Both chicks are reportedly doing well and are being cared for by their parents. The livestream continues to offer an intimate look at their early development, captivating a global audience.
