Bald eagles Jackie and Shadow from Southern California's Big Bear Lake are on the brink of welcoming triplets, as the third egg shows signs of hatching. The first eaglet emerged on March 3, followed by the second on March 4, and the parents have been attentive despite challenging weather conditions. Viewers are captivated by the live eagle camera feed provided by a nonprofit organization, who reassured the public of the eagles' natural resilience in snowy environments. Jackie and Shadow have a history of successful hatches, strengthening the observers' confidence in these experienced parents.
As of March 7, viewers can see small fuzzy feathers peeking out from a hole in the shell, a photo shows.
Jackie and Shadow have been tending two fuzzy eaglets while waiting for the third egg to hatch, McClatchy News reported.
Bald Eagles are made for this type of weather and are actually quite comfortable in the snow, the nonprofit commented.
This isn't their first rodeo. They got this! Plus, it's nature. It can seem brutal for us but this is normal for them. Trust the eagles.
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