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New York Post
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Big Bear Bald Eagle Chicks Rapid Growth
A pair of bald eagle chicks in Big Bear Valley are nearing their first flight, with one attempting to hop and flap its wings, indicating readiness to leave the nest. The chicks, born over Easter, are about nine weeks old, close to the typical fledging age, and are cared for by parents Jackie and Shadow. One of the eagles was named in honor of Sandy Steers, a conservation supporter who passed away earlier this year.
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