Ah, parenthood. A pair of bald eagles in Big Bear are doing all they can to keep their eggs warm amid historic snow levels. Video here:
The historic winter storm that brought at least 45 inches of snow over the weekend does not seem to affect Jackie and Shadow, the bald eagles who have been incubating a pair of eggs for the past 40-plus days inThe live footage captured by Friends of Big Bear Valley from early Monday morning showed one of the eagles warming on the egg surrounding by a thick layer of snow while looking out to the snow-covered mountains.
post. “And under those feathers is a thick layer of down feathers that keep their body warm. It is like they are wearing a thick down jacket or wrapped in a waterproof comforter all the time.”Sign up for NBC San Diego newsletters.
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