The Watchmaker confirmed on Tuesday evening that this is the second time for many years. The eagle team and shadow couple of the Big Bear Valley were then fascinated by thousands of social media. There were three eggs in their nests.

Big Bear Valley's protection team is responsible for providing a network camera of "Truman Show", such as 24 -hour Eagle Access, The third egg lens posted Arrive around 5:45 pm

As of Wednesday afternoon, the clip has been watched more than 280,000 times.

"I am very excited and surprised," said Sandy Steers, executive director of the Grand Bear Valley. "Last year, this was the first time that it happened, and few people had three more eggs."

Jackie reached 13 years old this spring, blowing feathers, drooping wings, hanging down and release of her latest eggs.

Egg is the third egg that extends one week in the nest covered by Big Bear Lake. Their house was sitting at 145 feet on the ground of Jeffrey Pine.

According to friends of Da Xiong Valley, the shadow was soon 11 years old and was in the nest with Jiji, but left about 10 minutes before the egg broadcast process.

This is an important question for the recent efforts of husband and wife: Will eggs incubate?

Speaking of parents, in recent years, it has been rude to Shadow and Jackie.

In 2024, the two also produced three eggs firstEssence Although Jackie defended 62 hours of clutch in an indomitable blizzard, the three did not hatch.

Steers said: "I don't know if the odds are fair for them, but for the eagle, only 50 % of the eggs hatch." "They must deal with cold and high altitude, which provides less oxygen for eggs. Need to breathe ""

A year ago, the Eagle team ate two eggs, although Steers thought that Jackie and Shadow might suspect that eggs had problems.

When the two saw the mating of the two in late December, Eaglets emerged again.

According to the state Fish and wild animals and plantsEssence

Although California still lists the creature as an endangered creature, the country's birds are deleted from the federal threatened and endangered species.

As for the couple, Steers said that Jay and Shadow are incubating and caring for eggs. When Jeji is waiting for all eggs, the incubation period is delayed.

When the first egg is produced, the chicks should start from the stamp period or expected time released from the eggs for about 35 days. Steers believes that due to delayed incubation, the more realistic timetable is 38 to 40 days, until the first possible timetable may hatch.

Steers said she did not see how many people watched the latest egg statistics on the spot, but there were as many as 40,000 people in the previous activities.

"Many of us watched Livecam told us that they had connected with the Eagles." "They found that they had done a lot of Jiji and shadows, and these things were getting along well, working together and taking care of each other.

"Add," Steers added, "In addition to the dark things on the Internet, it can also see something."