""I think she's in the nest, because that's really where she wanted to go, and wanted to see," Jenny Voisard with Friends of Big Bear Valley told Eyewitness News in an interview earlier this month."
""You can submit a name or two, or however many that you want, and then we will do a random drawing, and we will take a list of finalists to Big Bear third graders, and they will select the final names. And that was one of Sandy's greatest joys was being able to do that," she said."
""The successful hatchings came after a setback this winter, when Jackie and Shadow's first clutch of two eggs this season was destroyed by ravens.""
Two eaglets hatched by bald eagles Jackie and Shadow are now part of a naming contest organized by Friends of Big Bear Valley. Entries are accepted until April 26, with donations required for name submissions. A random drawing will determine finalists, and Big Bear third graders will vote on the winning names. This event is bittersweet, as it follows the passing of Sandy Steers, who initiated the eagle cam and cherished the naming tradition. Jackie and Shadow previously faced challenges with their first clutch of eggs this season being destroyed by ravens.
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