Gizmo fledged or flew the nest. Gizmo is wowing fans of the live webcam that monitors the Big Bear family of eagles that ...

Big Bear eaglet Gizmo slips and falls while practicing wing flapping at the farthest point out on a branch before flying away ...

BIG BEAR LAKE, Calif. (KOLO) - After 91 days, Gizmo took her first flight at 8:27 a.m. Saturday, June 7, from her Big Bear, ...

It's the moment that thousands of people around the globe were waiting for, even as bittersweet and complex feelings arose: ...

It’s a bittersweet moment for tens of thousands of fans who’ve watched the eagles grow through the YouTube livestream.

Last week, Sunny was first to fledge as she was seen spreading her wings and achieving a 3.3-second hover on May 29. Gizmo was also seen nest-flapping over the last few weeks. Bald eaglets generally ...

Jackie and Shadow, California's famous Big Bear Lake bald eagle couple, may need to start preparing to become empty-nesters.

Sunny is one of two eaglets closely monitored via a live webcam by the Friends of Big Bear Valley non-profit organization.

Sunny, Big Bear’s beloved older eaglet, has flown from its around-the-clock livestreamed nest for the first time. Sunny is ...

The sisters are 12 weeks old, and the timing of this first flight is on track. Typically, it happens between 10 to 14 weeks.

After weeks of anticipation, one of Jackie and Shadow’s bald eagle chicks soared from the nest for the very first time.

In recent days, Sunny has been spreading her wings, gaining wing control and confidence in the air prior to taking today’s leap. While every eaglet is different, Sunny’s return to the nest is quite ...