Bald Eagle Eggs in California Set to Hatch Amid Winter Storm

Eagle enthusiasts worldwide are on edge as three rare bald eagle eggs are expected to hatch any day now in Big Bear Lake, California, despite an impending winter storm.

Three bald eagle eggs laid by Jackie in late January in Big Bear Lake, California, are expected to hatch imminently.
A winter storm watch is in effect for Big Bear Lake, raising concerns that the hatching may occur off-camera.
The nest, monitored by Friends of Big Bear Valley via live stream, has attracted global attention.
This three-egg clutch is a rarity for bald eagles and a first for Jackie, with incubation shared between Jackie and Shadow.
Conservation efforts have significantly increased bald eagle populations, highlighting the species' recovery.