Big Bear bald eagles seen nearly covered in snow; take turns keeping their eggs warm ...Middle East

As this week's winter storm dumped at least 45 inches of snow on Big Bear in a span of 72 hours, the feathered couple, Jackie and Shadow, took turns incubating their two precious eggs.

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