How much longer will eaglets Sandy and Luna stay on the nest?
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Eaglets Sandy and Luna, offspring of internet-famous bald eagle pair Jackie and Shadow in San Bernardino National Forest, are approaching fledging age after hatching in early April, continuing the livestreamed conservation success story tracked by 24-hour nest cameras operated by Friends of Big Bear Valley.
These eaglets are not banded, so their individual post-fledging activity will not be fully tracked.
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