Jackie and Shadow, California's famous Big Bear Lake bald eagle couple, may need to start preparing to become empty-nesters.

One of the beloved Big Bear eaglets returned to the nest Tuesday morning after nearly a day after taking her first flight.

Sunny is one of two eaglets closely monitored via a live webcam by the Friends of Big Bear Valley non-profit organization.

In the most recent statewide surveys by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, more than 1,000 bald eagles have been counted in California. The largest concentration of wintering eagles is ...

Sister eaglets Sunny and Gizmo were recently trained for their big send-off after hatching in their parents' nest in March in ...

Big Bear's famed bald eagle parents, Jackie and Shadow, are getting closer to being empty-nesters as one of their two eaglets took flight from the comforts of the nest on Monday. At about 10:46 a.m., ...

First she hovered, and now she's flown. Eaglet Sunny stretched her wings on June 2 and flew out of the family nest for the ...

Friends of Big Bear Valley announced the news on Facebook on Monday with a clip from the live camera feed at the nest perched ...

The sisters are 12 weeks old, and the timing of this first flight is on track. Typically, it happens between 10 to 14 weeks.

Big Bear’s favorite feathery couple is one step closer to reaching empty-nester status after one of their offspring took ...

Three eaglets hatched in early March, with one dying mid-month. People have been able to watch the two surviving eaglets, ...