A pair of bald eagles have been found to nest on a 145-feet Jeffrey pine tree in California's Big Bear Lake. The pair, Jackie and Shadow, laid their first egg on February 8 and the second clutch of eggs was laid three days later. Since then, the pair has been protecting and incubating the eggs.

This live feed is owned and operated by the Friends of Big Bear Valley (FOBBV), a non-profit organization dedicating to the protection and preservation of the 15-mile Big Bear Valley.