The organization has for several years run live streaming Big Bear Valley Eagle Cam of the two bald eagles and captured the duo in both happy and sad times.<\/p>\n
The two eggs were laid over the course of four days in late January<\/a> and noticed on the Livestream at the beginning of the eagles mating season.<\/p>\n Chick 1 was getting its first successful feeding when chick 2 emerged from its shell, FOBB said.<\/p>\n “Initial feedings are often challenging as the chicks do not have much muscle strength in their nexts,” FOBB said.<\/p>\n “At this stage, they are often called bobbleheads!” the organization said. “The chicks are fed small bits of fish or other prey. … The parents’ salive [also] is full of electrolytes and antibodies which gives the little ones a good start.”<\/p>\n The two eaglets likely will be named in a two-part fundraising contest that FOBB has used previously<\/a>: A fundraiser to nominate and contest names, and then employing a group of local third-graders to vote on the final names of the chicks.<\/p>\n Jackie and Shadow last year successfully hatched three eaglets<\/a> that emerged from their eggs just as a severe snow storm dropped two feet of snow in the area.<\/p>\n As the snow melted, the chicks could be seen again but one of the three died as a result of the nasty weather. The other two, according to FOBB, survived.\n<\/p>\n \t\t\t \t\t Pope Leo XIV celebrates the Easter Mass as part of the Holy Week celebrations at St Peter’s Square at the Vatican on Sunday. Photo by Stefano Spaziani\/UPI | License Photo<\/a>\t\t \t\t\t\t\t![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ie\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/Pope-delivers-Easter-message-in-St-Peters-Square_1_1.jpg\")
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