"Big Bear's famous bald eagle pair Jackie and Shadow have welcomed two new eaglets, whose arrival captivated nearly 2.5 million viewers during an Easter weekend hatching."
"The public has until April 26 to submit name suggestions, with Big Bear third-graders selecting the winners - a tradition honoring the local community."
"Updates shared on social media show them eating regularly, growing stronger and starting to move their wings and preen their feathers."
"One chick appears slightly darker and more 'submissive' than its younger sibling who has shown more 'sassy' behavior, according to Friends of Big Bear Valley."
Jackie and Shadow, the famous bald eagle pair in Big Bear, have welcomed two eaglets, captivating 2.5 million viewers during their Easter weekend hatching. A naming contest for the eaglets is open until April 26, with local third-graders selecting the winners. This successful hatch follows a previous loss to ravens. The eaglets are adjusting well, showing growth and development, with one appearing darker and more submissive than the other, which displays sassier behavior. Jackie and Shadow are actively feeding and nurturing their young despite local wildlife competition.
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