Bald eagles Jackie and Shadow, whose nest can be viewed on a 24/7 webcam, may have lost one of their three eaglets during a snowstorm.

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

A resilient pair of internet-famous American bald eagles is at it again. Jackie and Shadow are currently incubating three eggs on their large nest overlooking Big Bear Lake in the San Bernardino mountains east of Los Angeles, California.

Two baby bald eagles have hatched on a nest cam in California’s San Bernardino Mountains. Now, the world eagerly watches for a pip in egg no. 3, but for the moment, glimpses of the adorable balls of fluff will do.

The Big Bear Eagle Nest Cam in Big Bear Valley, California, recorded the moments two bald eagle chicks emerged from their shells, as a third chick waited in the wings.

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

Elated beyond imagination.” That’s how Sandy Steers, executive director of Friends of Big Bear Valley, says that she and the team of mostly volunteers are feeling after watching three eaglets hatch last week.

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,