California Bald Eagles Await Hatch of Three Eggs

Jackie and Shadow, the bald eagle couple from Big Bear, California, are nurturing three eggs, sparking global anticipation for a successful hatch.

Jackie laid the first of three eggs on January 25, with the subsequent eggs following on January 28 and 31, marking the couple's first three-egg clutch.
The eggs are being closely watched by a global audience via a 24-hour live webcam, following last year's disappointment when two eggs failed to hatch.
Shadow, the bald eagle dad, was seen admiring the three eggs for the first time, reflecting a moment of pride and anticipation.
The couple has faced challenges in the past, with only two of their 14 eggs surviving to date, but hopes are high for this year's clutch.
The nest is located high above Big Bear, California, attracting attention and support from eagle enthusiasts worldwide.