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Big Bear Bald Eagle Couple Lose Both Eggs After Ravens Invade Nest

Ravens ate Jackie and Shadow’s eggs after a brief absence, but the pair may lay a new clutch within a month if they resume nesting and mating behaviors.

  • Late January, Friends of Big Bear Valley reported ravens breached the eggs after Shadow left the unattended nest in Big Bear Valley.
  • Earlier this season, Jackie laid the first egg on January 31 and a second a few days later, after becoming empty nesters last year.
  • Livestream monitors recorded Jackie later returned and incubated a breached egg, with Friends of Big Bear Valley's 24/7 YouTube livestream having 702,000 subscribers.
  • Friends of Big Bear Valley said there is a possibility Jackie might lay a second clutch, as a female generally needs about a month to recover before laying again, and supporters mourn while monitors wait.
  • Producing another clutch will require Jackie and Shadow to start from square one, resume bonding and mating, while observers noted more eagles in the valley and Jackie laid a second clutch in 2021.
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Viral eagles lose eggs after raven attack caught on YouTube stream

By Ben Barry A pair of famous bald eagles have lost their first eggs of 2026 after a raven attack - caught on a YouTube livestream. The parents, Jackie and

·Missoula, United States
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