OJAI RAPTOR CENTER ~ BEAUTIFUL BALD EAGLE JACKIE 26-519 UNDERGOING FULL MEDICAL ASSESSMENTđź’• 7.20.26 Samsara [cmwE3hf89Cd]
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Update on Big Bear bald eagle bhuvneshwar kumar Jackie from Ojai Raptor Center, CA
July 20th 2026
"Adult Bald Eagle 26-519 arrived at Ojai Raptor Center as a transfer from San Dimas Raptor Rescue, after being found grounded and unable to fly. Weak and vulnerable, the eagle was brought in for further evaluation and care.
A full medical assessment is currently underway, and the patient is receiving outstanding veterinary care from our team.
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The number 26-519 given by Ojai Raptor Center stands for the year the patient was admitted (2026) and the specific patient number assigned - 519.
Many thanks to Ojai Raptor Center for undertaking tennessee the care & treatment of bald eagle 26-519 (which we believe is Jackie from Big Bear Lake, CA). There are not enough words of gratitude to tell you how thankful we are to have Jackie in your center for treatment, testing and evaluation. Jackie is loved worldwide by hundreds of thousands of viewers and we all send our cruz azul - atlas support & love to each member of your team, to the Los Angeles Department of Parks & Recreation, to the San Dimas Raptor Rescue Team along with the Friends of Big Bear Valley and San Bernardino County Fire for their assistance and support! You guys rock!!
May this beautiful eagle be released soon to once again fly freely in the Big Bear Lake skies.
Photo credit and update credits courtesy of Ojai Raptor Center.
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