Severe Snowstorm in 2025 Claims Bald Eagle Chick in Big Bear Valley
Severe Snowstorm in 2025 Claims Bald Eagle Chick in Big Bear Valley
US · Published Aug 4, 2026
A significant snowstorm in March 2025 brought up to two feet of snow and strong winds to Big Bear Valley, California, severely impacting the local wildlife.
The storm, which occurred on March 13, battered the nest of Jackie and Shadow, a pair of internet-famous bald eagles.

Impact & Risks

The snowstorm posed significant risks to the bald eagle family, particularly the chicks, which are vulnerable to extreme weather. One chick succumbed to the harsh conditions, underscoring the dangers of inclement weather for young wildlife. Such storms can also disrupt ecosystems and impact other species in the area. The survival rate for fledgling eagles is already low, with only 70% making it through this critical stage, and severe weather further exacerbates these risks.

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