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

Eagle Cam Grips Viewers as Remaining Eaglet Prepares for First Flight first appeared on Parade on Jun 3, 2025 This story was ...

Big Bear Valley eaglet Sunny left the nest for the first time on Monday, marking a bittersweet milestone for the California ...

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 ...

Sunny, one of the two viral Big Bear Valley eaglets born 12 weeks ago, was seen on the Friends of Big Bear Valley nest cam taking her first flight in the San Bernadino's Mountains on Monday.

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 official fledge window for the eaglets started on Tuesday, and fans who love watching the eagles on the live nest web camera operated by the nonprofit Friends of Big Bear Valley (FOBBV ...

The eagles’ nest (FSV-N0) is 9 feet by 8 feet wide ... but Bob Anderson and Rob MacIntyre put the first cam system up in 2003, when the nest was already well established. After the primary ...

As of March 5, one nest is already home to three baby birds. Conserve Wildlife Foundation's eagle cam is located at Duke Farms in Hillsborough. The nest at Duke Farms was originally discovered in ...

but you don't need an eagle eye to spot it as the friends of Big Bear Valley have two. Solar powered mounted nest cams giving the world quite *** peep show. How popular is the watching of this nest?

In the past, the eagles have laid eggs there between Feb. 18 and March 5, according to records of the University of Notre Dame, which runs a live nest camera that the public can watch online.

Eagle cam 2.0 is slated to go live soon. The camera was installed Nov. 30. The nest is in Heidelberg Township. Soon the lives of the Heidelberg Township eagles will once again flood the ...