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Crowned cranes, an airmail stamp printed by photogravure, and issued by Ghana on October 5, 1959, Scott No. C2, and postmarked in Elmina on December 15, 1959.

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Willow ptarmigan (Lagopus lagopus), designed by Pekka Piippo, printed by lithography, and issued by Finland on September 5, 2000, Scott No.1143, Facit No. 1537, and postmarked in Kuopio on June 23, 2003, plus a photo.

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Whooper swan (Cygnus cygnus), the National Bird of Finland, in flight, designed by Finnish graphic artist Erik Bruun (1926- ), printed by lithography, and issued by Finland on January 1, 2002, Scott No. 1164, Fact No. 1600, and postmarked in Lahti on January 22, 2002, plus a photo.

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The barn swallow is one of the small birds with the greatest range of migration. It was chosen to represent the 8th Birdpex Exhibition which took place last weekend in Luxembourg. I was happy to get this card just now. And it was even signed by the exceptional artist, Johan de Crem, who did the stamp!

There is a woodpecker working on the logo!
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White-throated dipper (Cinclus cinclus), designed by French artist Odette Ballais, printed by photogravure, and issued by Luxembourg on March 9, 1987, Scott No. 765, postmarked in Wiltz on October 30, 1987, plus a photo of a member of this aquatic passerine bird species.

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Malachite kingfisher (Corythornis cristatus, aka Alcedo cristata), designed by Gwithie Kirby, printed by lithography, issued by Botswana on March 19, 2007 as one of a set of four stamps depicting indigenous species of kingfishers, Scott No. 831, and postmarked in Palapye on March 30, 2007, plus a photo.

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such a swift fledgling lives on my loggia. He eats flies with appetite and waits for his first flight in August.



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Alexey - Nice bird stamps and photos, but your stamps are not postmarked! - nethryk
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