This live webcam overlooks a bald eagle nest in Big Bear Valley within the San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California. The nest sits high in a Jeffrey Pine tree approximately 145 feet above the ground, providing a remarkable close-up view of one of North America’s most iconic birds of prey.

The nest is home to a well-known local bald eagle pair named Jackie and Shadow. Throughout the nesting season viewers may see the eagles incubating eggs, feeding chicks, repairing the nest, or guarding their territory. During quieter moments, the camera still offers scenic views of the surrounding forest and Big Bear Lake in the distance.

Bald eagles are powerful raptors native to North America and are known for their distinctive white head, yellow beak, and impressive wingspan. Live nest cameras such as this one allow viewers to observe eagle behavior and nesting activity in real time while raising awareness for wildlife conservation and habitat protection.

Massive stick nests: Bald eagle nests are among the largest built by any bird in North America and can grow over 2 meters wide and weigh hundreds of kilograms after being reused and added to year after year.

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