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Senegal Fauna - Insects April 21, 2010 The stamp set features Mantis, Wasp. Grasshopper, and Ant.  |
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Hungary Fauna - Insects September 9, 2014 90f: Dendroleon pantherinus115f: Mantispa styriaca405f: Carabus auronitens445f: Stilbum cyanurum |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina (Serbia) Insects September 9, 2009 The stamp set features ladybird beetle, stag beetle, dragonfly.  |
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El Salvador Dragonflies December 9, 1995 25c: Cordulegaster godmani55c: Libellula herculea70c: Cora marina90c: Aeshna cornigera$1: Mecistogaster ornata$1.50: Hetaerina smaragdalis |
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Armenia Fauna March 28, 2006 The stamp set features insect Araratean cochineal and Falletti's ground beetle.  |
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Serbia and Montenegro World Wildlife Fund January 30, 2004 The stamp set features protected species: Apollo ( Parnassius apollo) Rosalia Longicorn ( Rosalia alpina) Green Hawker ( Aeshna viridis) Predatory Bush Cricket ( Saga pedo)  |
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Namibia Insect - Caterpillars October 1, 2010 Olive Tiger Caterpillar ( Diaphone eumela) African Wild Silk Moth ( Gonometa postica) Mopane Worm ( Gonimbrasia belina)  |
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Ecuador Beetles May 10, 2007 Shining Leaf Cafer Beetle ( Chrysophora chrysochlora) Hercules Beetle ( Dynastes hercules) Rhinoceros Beetle ( Golofa eaucus)  |
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Fiji Beetles March 14, 2000 15c: Paracupta sulcuta87c: Agrilus agrilus$1.06: Cyphogastra abdominalis$2.00: Paracupta paracupta |
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Netherlands Experience Nature - Insects June 4, 2018 The pane of ten stamps feature Great tiger moth, Italian striped bug, Cockchafer, Black garden ant, Green elephant hawkmoth caterpillar, 22-spot ladybird, Emerald damselfly, Cross spider, Small copper, and Large marsh grasshopper.  |
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The fourteen-spotted ladybird beetle (Propylea quatuordecimpunctata) depicted on this British computer-vended stamp is a globally distributed species throughout the northern hemisphere. According to Wikipedia, "There are well over 100 different color and pattern variations. Some differ to the extent that, at first, they were considered separate species."  |
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Uruguay Insects - Spiders September 24, 2009 The stamp set features Allocosa brasiliensis and Argiope argentata.  |
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Peru Indigenous Spiders October 3, 2008 The stamp set depicts Micrathena sp., Lycosinae sp., Salticidae, and Aglaoctenus castaneus.  |
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Ecuador Bańos - A Gift to the Earth April 4, 2003 The stamp set depicts Boll Weevil ( Anthonomus grandis), Net-winged Beetle ( Lycidae), Grashopper ( Acridoidea), Spider ( Arachnidae).  |
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New Zealand 1993 Tusked Weta Weta is the common name for a group of about 70 insect species in the families Anostostomatidae and Rhaphidophoridae, endemic to New Zealand. They are giant flightless crickets, and some are amongst the largest insects in the world. Generally nocturnal and herbivorous, they are preyed on by introduced mammals, and some species are now critically endangered.  |
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| Edited by Rigel - 03/01/2019 06:33 am |
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