Live webcam from the Bald Eagle nest in Big Bear Valley, located in Southern California, a famous wildlife feature, especially known for its role in the conservation efforts for Bald Eagles in the region. Located near Big Bear Lake in the San Bernardino Mountains, this nest has been a key location for Bald Eagle nesting since the early 2000s, with pairs returning to the area year after year.
Big Bear Valley has been a critical site for Bald Eagle nesting since the early 2000s, with pairs returning to the area year after year. The Bald Eagle nest itself is situated in a large tree, often along the shore of the lake or in nearby forested areas. It is regularly monitored by wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists, with live webcam feeds sometimes available to the public for observing the eagles, especially during the breeding season. The eagles typically lay eggs in early spring, with the hatchlings emerging in late winter or early spring, depending on the year.
The Bald Eagle nest in Big Bear Valley has become a symbol of the successful recovery of the species in California. With this live webcam focused on the nest, you can watch the eagles as they care for their eggs and later their chicks.
Source: FOBBV CAM
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