3 Duet Chortles Before Dawn… Then Shadow Waited for 4 hours — Would Kaydee Come? Big Bear Eagles

Before the first light, Shadow and Kaydee were already filling the darkness with their voices — three rounds of duet chortles before dawn. After sharing a quiet morning at the Lookout, they left together and disappeared from view. Around midday, Shadow finally reappeared at the Twin Pines, where he spent nearly four hours rousing, soaking up the afternoon sun, watching the valley below, and occasionally looking around almost as if waiting for something. But there was still no sign of Kaydee. As the daylight began to fade, one eagle crossed the evening sky toward the Roost. Ten minutes later, another silhouette followed. Would Shadow and Kaydee end this quiet Big Bear day the same way they had begun it — together? This ongoing Big Bear bald eagle reality story is created for longtime followers of Jackie, Shadow, Kaydee and the Big Bear eagle nest, as well as viewers who enjoy bald eagle stories of behavior, relationships, territorial dynamics, and the subtle changes that can only be discovered by following these remarkable birds day after day. Original live video courtesy of FOBBV (www.friendsofbigbearvalley.org). The opinions presented on this channel may not reflect the opinions of FOBBV. #BigBearEagle #KaydeeEagle #ShadowEagle