We planned, raised funds, obtained permits and installed a Bald Eagle Nest camera on the first ever active bald eagle nest in Big Bear Valley, California. The camera and sound system is …

The first bald eagle chick ever hatched in Big Bear Valley was discovered. (Forest Service historical record searches confirmed that no active bald eagle nests had ever been recorded in …

Thank you for inquiring about the bald eagle nest cam. Here are the answers to some frequent questions we have received. If you have other questions, please contact us.

Irreplaceable, unique habitats: Some habitats exist only here in Big Bear Valley and each habitat hosts its own diverse species; First in recorded history an active Bald Eagle nest in these …

Since before the Forest Service eagle counts started about 30 years ago, bald eagles only came to Big Bear in the winter, to find food when their home lakes further north were frozen over. …

Bald eagles are very big on conserving energy and spend a good portion of the day perching and observing their surroundings. The lake is very large, about 7 miles long, and historically eagles …

Since before the Forest Service eagle counts started about 30 years ago, bald eagles only came to Big Bear in the winter, to find food when their home lakes further north were frozen over. …

Some of our very special wildlife includes bald eagles, southern rubber boas, yellow-legged frogs, California spotted owls, San Bernardino flying squirrels and the unarmored 3-spine stickleback …

Bald eagles, which are a fully protected species under state law, use the lakefront on the project site for foraging and hunting. One bald eagle pair has raised its chicks in Big Bear Valley the …

Chicks named Stormy and Baby Big Bear (BBB)Big Bear Baby, male, died on 3/23 most likely of hypothermia during a rain storm and freezing temperatures Banded on 3/28 Stormy, Male JR1 …