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Slideshow: The Missouri State Fair

Written by Muleskinner Staff
August 10, 2013
Photo by Andrew Mather
Sue Schuble, of the Dickerson Park Zoo, holds Phoenix as she shows off her wingspan.

  • The Missouri State Fair carnival.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • Missouri State Fair carnival.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • Missouri State Fair carnival.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • People gather to see the Missouri Conservation show featuring a live bald eagle.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • Phoenix, a 24-year-old American bald eagle, was released into the wild in 1989 but had to be recaptured because she lost her instinct to survive.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • Sue Schuble, of the Dickerson Park Zoo, holds Phoenix as she shows off her wingspan.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • Brown bears Andy (left) and Carol enjoy a little bit of playtime between shows. The bears reside at the Bearadise Ranch in Florida.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • Andy is one of two brown bears that can be seen at the State Fair.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • Children sit on five-gallon buckets as they enjoy a performer at the Missouri State Fair Kids Stage.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • Located to the left of the carnival section, people can check out various farming machinery spread out across the grounds.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

  • Located to the left of the carnival section, people can check out various farming machinery spread out across the grounds.

    Photo by Andrew Mather

Photos by ANDREW MATHER, digitalBURG

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