Bald eagle nest live cam goes viral as world waits for final hatchling


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A live cam of a bald eagle nest has gone viral as three eaglets make their way into the world.

Full story

  • A live, 24/7 view of a bald eagle nest in Southern California has gone viral as millions of Americans await the hatching of the final egg. Two of the three eggs have already hatched this week—one on Monday and the other on Tuesday.
  • The proud parents are celebrity eagles, Jackie and Shadow, who gained fame in 2023 as the world watched and waited for two eggs to hatch.
  • While no longer bordering on extinction, bald eagles are considered a protected species in the U.S.

Full story

Live camera footage of a bald eagle nest in Southern California has gone viral this week as a pair of celebrity bald eagles builds their family.

How can I join eaglet watch 2025?

The California nonprofit Friends of Big Bear Valley has shared two 24/7 live streams of a bald eagle nest in the San Bernardino Mountains.

When did these eagles become famous?

The nest is home to Jackie and Shadow. The pair gained worldwide popularity in 2023 when the camera captured them with two eggs.

However, those eggs failed to hatch at the time.

But now, three years later, Jackie and Shadow have two new babies to care for, with a third on the way.

The first eaglet hatched Monday, March 3, and the second on Tuesday afternoon, March 4.

What’s the big deal?

According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, bald eagles used to be considered endangered but have not been since 2007. They do, however, remain a protected species, and it is against the law to harm, kill or sell bald eagles, their nests or eggs.

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Bias comparison

  • Media outlets on the left frame Jackie and Shadow's story within a narrative of ongoing adversity and survival, emphasizing the contrast with the excitement surrounding new eaglets and a broader audience draw.
  • Media outlets in the center highlight the technical aspects of the hatching process and viewer engagement, maintaining a more factual tone without the emotional depth found in the left.
  • Media outlets on the right showcase the celebratory reaction from fans, emphasizing the online community's involvement while retaining a fact-centered tone regarding the eaglets' hatching.

Media landscape

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Key points from the Left

  • A pair of bald eagles in California, Jackie and Shadow, welcomed two eaglets who hatched recently, according to the nonprofit Friends of Big Bear Valley.
  • This couple has faced previous tragedies, losing two eaglets and having eggs eaten by ravens, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.
  • Mervyn Sequeira documented a rare 20-minute battle between a bald eagle and a Canada goose on Feb. 23, noting that the latter appeared to be sick.

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Key points from the Center

  • Jackie and Shadow, a bald eagle couple in California, are tending to three eggs, with at least two showing signs of hatching confirmed by Friends of Big Bear Valley.
  • Bald eagle livestream viewership surged to nearly 46,000 as people watched Jackie warm the nest amid snow.
  • Sandy Steers, the executive director of Friends of Big Bear Valley, reported that the first pip appeared on March 2, indicating progress towards hatching.
  • Fans of Jackie and Shadow are celebrating the potential hatching after two previous years of unsuccessful breeding.

Report an issue with this summary

Key points from the Right

  • Jackie and Shadow, a pair of bald eagles, welcomed two eaglets into the world on March 3, 2025, after their eggs began to hatch during a live-streamed event in Big Bear Valley.
  • The conservation group Friends of Big Bear Valley announced that two of the three eggs have pipped, following previous unsuccessful hatching attempts due to harsh conditions over the past two years.
  • Hundreds of thousands of viewers are watching the live stream of the nest, expressing excitement and urging patience during the hatching process, which may take one to two days.
  • Fans of the eagles cheered on social media, celebrating the moments and hoping for the successful emergence of the eaglets.

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A live cam of a bald eagle nest has gone viral as three eaglets make their way into the world.

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Full story

  • A live, 24/7 view of a bald eagle nest in Southern California has gone viral as millions of Americans await the hatching of the final egg. Two of the three eggs have already hatched this week—one on Monday and the other on Tuesday.
  • The proud parents are celebrity eagles, Jackie and Shadow, who gained fame in 2023 as the world watched and waited for two eggs to hatch.
  • While no longer bordering on extinction, bald eagles are considered a protected species in the U.S.

Full story

Live camera footage of a bald eagle nest in Southern California has gone viral this week as a pair of celebrity bald eagles builds their family.

How can I join eaglet watch 2025?

The California nonprofit Friends of Big Bear Valley has shared two 24/7 live streams of a bald eagle nest in the San Bernardino Mountains.

When did these eagles become famous?

The nest is home to Jackie and Shadow. The pair gained worldwide popularity in 2023 when the camera captured them with two eggs.

However, those eggs failed to hatch at the time.

But now, three years later, Jackie and Shadow have two new babies to care for, with a third on the way.

The first eaglet hatched Monday, March 3, and the second on Tuesday afternoon, March 4.

What’s the big deal?

According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, bald eagles used to be considered endangered but have not been since 2007. They do, however, remain a protected species, and it is against the law to harm, kill or sell bald eagles, their nests or eggs.

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Why this story matters

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Get the big picture

Synthesized coverage insights across 111 media outlets

History lesson

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Bias comparison

  • Media outlets on the left frame Jackie and Shadow's story within a narrative of ongoing adversity and survival, emphasizing the contrast with the excitement surrounding new eaglets and a broader audience draw.
  • Media outlets in the center highlight the technical aspects of the hatching process and viewer engagement, maintaining a more factual tone without the emotional depth found in the left.
  • Media outlets on the right showcase the celebratory reaction from fans, emphasizing the online community's involvement while retaining a fact-centered tone regarding the eaglets' hatching.

Media landscape

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21 total sources

Key points from the Left

  • A pair of bald eagles in California, Jackie and Shadow, welcomed two eaglets who hatched recently, according to the nonprofit Friends of Big Bear Valley.
  • This couple has faced previous tragedies, losing two eaglets and having eggs eaten by ravens, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.
  • Mervyn Sequeira documented a rare 20-minute battle between a bald eagle and a Canada goose on Feb. 23, noting that the latter appeared to be sick.

Report an issue with this summary

Key points from the Center

  • Jackie and Shadow, a bald eagle couple in California, are tending to three eggs, with at least two showing signs of hatching confirmed by Friends of Big Bear Valley.
  • Bald eagle livestream viewership surged to nearly 46,000 as people watched Jackie warm the nest amid snow.
  • Sandy Steers, the executive director of Friends of Big Bear Valley, reported that the first pip appeared on March 2, indicating progress towards hatching.
  • Fans of Jackie and Shadow are celebrating the potential hatching after two previous years of unsuccessful breeding.

Report an issue with this summary

Key points from the Right

  • Jackie and Shadow, a pair of bald eagles, welcomed two eaglets into the world on March 3, 2025, after their eggs began to hatch during a live-streamed event in Big Bear Valley.
  • The conservation group Friends of Big Bear Valley announced that two of the three eggs have pipped, following previous unsuccessful hatching attempts due to harsh conditions over the past two years.
  • Hundreds of thousands of viewers are watching the live stream of the nest, expressing excitement and urging patience during the hatching process, which may take one to two days.
  • Fans of the eagles cheered on social media, celebrating the moments and hoping for the successful emergence of the eaglets.

Report an issue with this summary

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