Under the watch of a 24/7 livestreamed camera mounted above Jackie and Shadow’s nest in Southern California’s San Bernardino mountains, the first two eggs hatched on March 3 and March 4. The third egg hung in there a little longer, hatching on March 8.

Live camera footage from a bald eagle nest in California has gone viral, capturing hundreds of thousands of views this week.

It’s been a snowy week in Big Bear Valley in California’s San Bernardino Mountains, where 145 feet up in a Jeffrey pine tree, bald eagles Jackie and Shadow are tending to their young eaglets. The first snow came Tuesday morning on March 11.

Big Bear’s famous baby eagles hatched last week. Their parents Jackie and Shadow had three successful eggs hatch for the first time since researchers began observing their nest. Thousands have watched the livestream from Friends of Big Bear Valley.

A pair of local bald eagles are looking after three new hatchlings in their nest above Big Bear lake, and an internet camera offers a real-time view of this young avian family. The Friends of the Big Bear Valley organization maintains the Big Bear Eagle Cam which year-round draws thousands of views of the life and times of Jackie and Shadow,