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Wildlife activist who helped launch Big Bear Valley's famous eagle nest camera dies
A beloved Southern California wildlife activist known for her work with bald eagles — specifically, the iconic Jackie and Shadow perched atop a nest 145 feet high in a Jeffrey pine tree in Big Bear ...
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Woodturning - Pine cones into glowing Christmas tree
Welcome to today's woodturning project! This time on the occasion of the holidays i made a Christmas tree, using pine cones, ...
Big Bear Lake's famous eagle couple, Jackie and Shadow, lost their eggs to ravens. Observers wonder if Jackie will lay ...
In 2024, Hugh Safford, an ecologist at the University of California, Davis, went backpacking in the Sierra Nevada. On Mount Kaweah, at about 12,000 feet, he stopped to take in the view. He saw ...
After years of keeping the world informed about eagle couple Jackie and Shadow, Friends of Big Bear Valley Director Sandy ...
Bald eagles can lay a replacement clutch if the eggs are lost early in the incubation process, as seen in the nest several ...
After abandoning their nest for over three hours, Jackie and Shadow’s eagle eggs were damaged by invading birds near Big Bear Lake on Friday, Jan. 30. At about 11:54 a.m., one of the bald eagle ...
Bald eagle parents Jackie and Shadow abandoned their two eggs for several hours. During their absence, invading birds, possibly ravens or crows, attacked the nest. (This story has been updated to ...
If only we humans were as prompt, and on top of our time commitments, as the pair of beloved bald eagles holding majestic court near Big Bear Lake. We are, of course, talking about Jackie and Shadow, ...
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