Just as movie stars started to arrive on the red carpet in Hollywood for the 97th Academy Awards, another sort of exciting arrival was underway on a "stick carpet" high in a Jeffrey pine tree near Big Bear Lake: A pip has been detected in one of Jackie and Shadow's three eggs.

In the San Bernardino Mountains, eagle couple Jackie and Shadow’s tree-top nest, includes three eggs, with one that appears to be hatching.

One of three eggs belonging to Big Bear eagles Jackie and Shadow is showing signs of hatching, Friends of Big Bear Valley announced Sunday. A photo posted by the nonprofit, which runs a live-feed of the eagles,

Celebrity bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow are preparing to hatch triplets in their California nest following last year's unsuccessful hatch.

Bald eagle eggs typically hatch after 35 days of incubation, according to the East Tennessee State University. But Jackie and Shadow’s eggs will likely hatch after 38 to 39 days, or longer, since they have three eggs to tend to, the nonprofit said in the post.

After several years of disappointment, there was a sign Sunday that the Big Bear bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow may soon have a hatchling.The Friends of Big Bear Valley announced the discovery on Sunday afternoon: "Initial pip has been confirmed today at 15:09.