By james art 
A pair of eggs in their nest overlooking the Lake Big Bear, Jackie, one of the resident bald eagles in the area, looked unbelievable from the stormy sky on Monday, January 27.
The second egg arrived late Saturday afternoon, January 25, just before the storm over the weekend, descending the San Bernardino Mountains, and in some areas in some areas it scored up to 10 inches of snow.
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On Monday morning, live flow from a webcam trained in the nest showed that Jackie had settled over the eggs, her 7,000 waterproof feathers protect them from cold and snow.
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In a social media publication, friends of the Big Bear Valley, the group that supports two webcams watching the nest and Jackie and its half, Shadow, said the second egg arrived at 16:45 Saturday, almost exactly three days after The first.
In 2024, Jackie had his first clutch of three eggs, although none of the eggs hatched. If a third egg arrives this year, it can be shown at any time between Tuesday and Thursday, according to the Friends of Big Bear Valley.
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