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Check all my Big Bear Lake Eagle Cam 2020 Screen Grabs…

Blog ~ Publications: 7 Nature Articles on Big Bear Bald Eagle Cam, 02/22 – 03/07/2020

Over the last two weeks, I have written and published the above 7 articles about a pair of bald eagles, Jackie & Shadow, who are nesting 100’ above the ground in a 120’ Jeffery Pine Tree that sits 7,000’ above sea level at Big Bear Lake in Southern California, northeast of San Bernardino and about 100 miles northeast of Los Angles.

The eagles have been, and continue to, incubate the two eggs…

Nature ~ Big Bear Bald Eagle Cam—Above the Fluff, 03/07/2020

The “infamous eggs”, now nearing 60 days since they were laid—normal bald eagle eggs hatch in 35_44 days. These have be classified as non-viable by experts, yet some hold out hope for a miracle. It matters not that a eaglets size would far exceed an eggs capacity in this time period. Still, Jackie, the mom, and Shadow, the dad, have not buried the eggs, have not eaten the eggs, etc. The ravens…

Nature ~ Big Bear Bald Eagle Cam—Jackie & Shadow Afterglow, 03/06/2020

It seems that Shadow paid a twilight visit To Jackie just after the infrared light came on so the she could leave the nest, only to return in a few minutes. There is interaction between the two that compelled that I do my best to capture it. So, here you are…

See these screen grabs in my 2020 Big Bear Eagle Cam Album, now with over 200 pictures from 02/22 thru 03/07/2020.

Nature ~ Big Bear Bald Eagle Cam—Closeups of Jackie & Shadow, 03/04/2020

The mated pair [as they continue to sit on non-viable eggs]. Jackie has the yellower beak and the flatter head. As a female, she is the larger of the two. Shadow has a blemish above his right eye, having been apparently injures in fighting a bald eagle intruder Tuesday, 03/03/2020. The injury seems to be recovering well. Thanks to the Big Bear Eagle Cam Operators for the zoomed-in video. Aren’t…

Nature ~ Big Bear Bald Eagle Cam 2020 Aerial Screen Captures-01

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The last weeks have been simply amazing, from scenic fly-bye to raven visits, and intruder battles—both on the ground and in flight. The collage above shows but a few. My Flickr Big Bear Eagle Cam Album now has 133 of my screen-grabs, with 117 visits. Some of the pics are now at the top of My 2020 Flickr Most Interesting Album. Come see them for yourself. Thanks!…