Birds Perched, Birds Flying, Birds Aground

Triggersmob that is an interesting one from Mongolia. I didn't realize they used falcons to hunt foxes. That's an awfully big bird. Does anyone recognize these birds?

Are yes know them well Carol
nice scans

just released FDC this is called "Australian Song Birds"








Tom 360 there's a set of these on there way to you .

nuggethill, very nice cover! I love the combination of wildlife and music. I may have to get me one of those...

Clark

BIRDS OF ISRAEL. [Aren't they cute]




Londonbus1....not cute in the slightest !

Here are a couple of Israeli cuties:

The Osprey from Batum:

Pigeons Beat the Danish Post

The Danish Post Office is very proud of its new modern sorting
office in Copenhagen, all computerized. Despite all the miracles of
modern technology there are still long delays of the mails. That is
why the editorial office of the Copenhagen magazine "Fotokino" put
into service carrier pigeons.

Mail from their offices in Frederikshavn (about 156 miles from
Copenhagen), used to take up to one week, and that meant unpleasant
delays and risks that the material would not arrive in time for
printing. Now pigeons are carrying the correspondence on microfilm.
One such shipment weighs just over 1 ounce, and it takes the pigeon
only about three hours to cover the distance from Frederikshavn to
Copenhagen. Upon arrival there are no postage dues to be paid, the
only dues are a handful of grain.

The Knot:

Heres my wee birdies !

Thought I'd ressurect this topic, as I do like the feather folks...

This thread is sooo old

Here is my contribution

Cambodge 97



Mexico 84



Sri Lanka 83

I did a little searching through old posts, and I figured by now there had to be some newer bird issues to share, and why start a fresh thread when all of these were already here?

Tweet. Chirp.

Dove of Peace



...and another.