An adult bald eagle recently rescued by the Los Angeles County Parks San Dimas Raptor Rescue is likely an internet-famous eagle mom named Jackie. Millions around the world have tuned into the day-to-day lives of Jackie, her partner Shadow, and their current chicks Sandy and Luna via a 24/7 livestream of their nest.

Jackie, a female bald eagle whose Big Bear Lake nest is watched by millions through a live cam, is recovering at a raptor center after she was found grounded and unable to fly. Rescuers brought her

Rescued bald eagle near Big Bear Lake is confirmed to be Jackie, the mate of Shadow, whose family nest is located in the San Bernardino Mountains.

Learn about bald eagle nesting habits, from how and where to spot the large nests to why they return to the same nest every year.

New video shows Jackie, the beloved Big Bear Valley mother, engage in a brutal brawl with two other bald eagles before her eventual rescue.

For about seven months out of the year, a bald eagle couple returns to their intricately woven nest in St. Petersburg, high up in a slash pine not far from Lake Maggiore. Over the past two years, the mated pair have fledged four eaglets in that nest.

Despite tragedy, injuries and setbacks, this young eagle is beginning to use her wings. Rehabbers are seeing “excellent signs that Snow is on her way to being a well-functioning wild eagle,” Wildside Rehabilitation and Education Center said in an update on social media.

Beloved Big Bear bald eagle Jackie received a life-saving blood transfusion from another eagle but remains in critical condition despite showing encouraging signs of improvement.