Subadult Eagle Spotted Near Nest While Injured Jackie Remains in Rehab Awaiting Update

Jackie, the beloved bald eagle from Big Bear Valley, California, remains in rehab with no condition update since July 23. She was hurt on July 17 during an "altercation" with two subadult eagles. Now, Friends of Big Bear Valley say one of those eagles has been spotted near the nest again.
The nonprofit that monitors the eagles, Friends of Big Bear Valley (FOBBV), said the Ojai Raptor Center — where Jackie is being treated — would not share an update until possibly Monday, July 27, according to AZ Central.
The subadult eagle believed to have clashed with Jackie has been seen near the Big Bear nest. FOBBV identified the bird as a subadult — a young eagle not yet old enough to seek a mate or claim nesting territory, according to JSON Online. The sighting adds new context to the July 17 incident.
Jackie's mate, Shadow, and their two offspring, Sandy and Luna, have stayed at the nest while she recovers. The family unit appears stable despite Jackie's absence, The Tennessean reported.
The trouble started on July 17. An eagle — believed to be Jackie — was seen in a physical "altercation" with two subadult eagles near the nest. The encounter left Jackie injured badly enough to require professional care at the Ojai Raptor Center, according to AZ Central.
Subadult bald eagles are known to wander and sometimes challenge adult birds. But FOBBV stressed this bird is too young to be looking for nesting ground. The reason for the confrontation is still unclear.
The Ojai Raptor Center has not given any public update on Jackie's health since July 23. FOBBV said the center would not speak again until possibly Monday, July 27, according to Courier Journal. Fans of the eagle have been left waiting with few answers.
Jackie built a devoted following through a live nest camera in Big Bear Valley. Thousands of viewers have tracked her life, her eggs, and her chicks over the years. Her injury has drawn wide concern from that online community, Des Moines Register noted.
Jackie is one of the most-watched bald eagles in the country. FOBBV streams her nest live, giving viewers a front-row seat to her life in the San Bernardino Mountains. Her mate Shadow and their young — Sandy and Luna — have also become fan favorites, according to Indy Star.
Bald eagles were once nearly extinct in the lower 48 states. Recovery efforts have helped their numbers grow. Jackie's visibility has made her a symbol of that comeback. Supporters are now watching closely for any word from the Ojai Raptor Center on her path back to the nest.
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