Name Big Bear's New Eagle Chicks: Public Contest Launched

0:00It's April 16th. This is California News today, your AI-powered local news. Big Bear's famous bald eagle duo, Jackie and Shadow, just welcome two new eglitz into their mountain nest, hasht on April 4th and 5th of this. Year. After losing their first eggs to Ravens earlier in the season, these chicks are thriving, and now the friends of Big Bear Valley nonprofit is opening. A public naming contest to give them official names. These can submit gender-neutral suggestions through the group's website, but it requires a small donation, like $5 for one entry, $10. For $3, or $25 for $10, to keep the 24-7 live stream running at free. This naming tradition has become a big hit in the community, just like last year when the public helped pick names for Sunny and Gizmo, who both fledged successfully by June. There's note the older chick, Chick 1, is a bit darker and more laid back, while the younger one, Chick 2, is already showing some sassy moves.

1:01As they pre-infathers and chow down on fish from their parents, submissions close at 11.59 p.m. Pacific on April 26th, then a computer picks finalists for Big Bear third graders to vote on, so head to the site if you want in on this wild family milestone.