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2 Eagle parents took turns getting covered in snow to protect their eggs from the California storm

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In a heartwarming display of nature’s resilience, a pair of bald eagles in Big Bear, California, named Jackie and Shadow, have become the focal point of a livestream capturing their unwavering commitment to safeguarding their eggs during a severe winter storm. The avian duo’s remarkable dedication has drawn the attention of thousands of viewers, providing a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of wildlife facing freezing temperatures in Southern California.

The Friends of Big Bear Valley, a non-profit organization and advocacy group, has been diligently recording the eagles’ nest activities around the clock. Amid frigid conditions that have persisted for over 40 days, Jackie and Shadow are taking turns nest-sitting, exhibiting a cooperative and strategic approach to protecting their soon-to-be offspring.

A video circulating on the livestream showcases the eagle parents delicately covering their eggs with their feathery bodies, creating a warm and protective cocoon amidst a blanket of snow. Despite the challenging weather conditions, the organization notes that the eagles, equipped with over 7000 waterproof feathers each, skillfully shake off the snow without becoming wet. The additional layer of insulation keeps them comfortably warm even under the snowy roof.

An update on the Friends of Big Bear Valley’s Facebook page shared insights into Jackie’s coping mechanism during adverse weather. The post revealed that Jackie’s strategy involves sleeping through as much of the bad weather as possible. Upon waking, she efficiently shakes off the accumulating snow, with her waterproof feathers ensuring she remains completely dry beneath her snowy shelter.

As of Monday afternoon, over 14,000 intrigued individuals were tuning in to witness the eagle pair’s vigilant nest-sitting, situated in a Jeffrey Pine tree within the San Bernardino Mountains.

While the organization acknowledges that the eggs, laid on separate days in January, may not hatch, the eagles continue to diligently incubate them. The birds are expected to persist in their nurturing efforts for a few more weeks before potentially deciding to abandon the eggs.

The touching story of Jackie and Shadow echoes the resilience of wildlife in the face of challenging weather conditions. Their dedication to protecting their eggs serves as a testament to the remarkable instincts and adaptability of these majestic birds. In a parallel narrative, an eagle in Minnesota recently gained attention for a similar display of commitment, showcasing how the animal kingdom adapts and thrives even in the harshest environments.

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