SIKESTON, MO (KFVS) - Viewers Belinda Gorostiza and Dan Wood sent us these pictures of a bald eagle.

Gorostiza says she took them at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan.19 on Ingram and Cambridge in Sikeston.

Wood says he took the picture of the eagle around 4 p.m. on Thursday also near the corner of Ingram Kennedy. He says it was across the street from the lake at the sports complex in Sikeston and the eagle was causing a stir.

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MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - Viewers Alma and Delbert Curry from Sikeston, Mo. took these pictures of eagles on Jan. 2.

The eagles were at Big Oak State Park and near the 10 mile pond.

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SCOTT COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - Conservation agents in Missouri's Southeast region issued 225 citations and 238 written warnings for Wildlife Code violations during firearms deer season.

According to MDC, the cited violations included hunting without a deer permit, refusing inspection by an agent, trying to take deer from a public road or car, baiting, failure to wear hunter orange and other violations. They say 22 violations were not deer related.

Ken West, Protection Division Supervisor for the MDC's Southeast Region, said finding wildlife violators is a rewarding task for conservation agents.

"Poaching is not a hunting and our agents work hard to sort out the poachers from the ethical hunters," said West.