One of the two Big Bear eaglets marked another milestone Thursday — hovering for the first time. The next step will be to "fledge," which is when the eaglets actually leave the nest.

But in no time at all, Big Bear’s only year-round eagle pair will be family planning again. “They usually start rebuilding the nest in early to mid-October,” Steers said.

Sunny and Gizmo only turn 10-weeks old-next week, but they're already getting ready to fledge, or fly for the first time, according to Friends of Big Bear Valley.

One of the beloved Big Bear eaglets returned to the nest Tuesday morning after nearly a day after taking her first flight. Sunny flapped her wings back home at around 11:30 a.m. as Jackie and ...

As Jackie keeps her two eaglets warm, Friends of Big Bear Valley said Thursday morning that there is not a confirmed pip yet in the third egg. "We continue to wait and watch." ...

Big Bear’s Fourth of July fireworks show will go on as planned Friday, despite concerns from fans about how it will affect the famous bald eagle family living in the nest overlooking the lake ...

Both of Big Bear’s famous bald eaglets have left the nest. Why now: Gizmo, the younger eaglet, took her first flight on Sat., June 7.

The young Big Bear Lake bald eagle made the bold move Saturday morning, June 7 — days after her sister Sunny took her first flight Monday, June 2. The big moment came on the day Gizmo turned 13 ...

Beer, sausages, pretzels and polka took center stage in Big Bear during the eighth annual Maifest celebration. Maifest celebrates the arrival of spring, with traditions similar to that of the ...

One of the two Big Bear eaglets marked another milestone Thursday — hovering for the first time. The next step will be to "fledge," which is when the eaglets actually leave the nest.