Big Bear bald eagles seen nearly covered in snow; take turns keeping their eggs warm

Somewhere in all that snow that fell in Big Bear Lake this week was a pair of highly-watched bald eagles and their two eggs.

Somewhere in all that snow that fell in Big Bear Lake this week was a pair of highly-watched bald eagles and their two eggs.The parents and their nest were seen covered in the fresh snow brought on by the latest storm to hit the Southland.

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