Stamp Requests

I mean, of course! I feel like we should have this already? Sure, we already have stamp sets featuring cats and dogs... But what about the other ones? I'm talking bunny stamp. Fish. Bird. Turtle. Hamster. Iguana. Chinchila. And more cats and dogs, why not? What I'm imagining is a stamp set with all of these. And not just the animal alone, but it should have some sort of background that communicates that they are a pet, either because of the environment or because they're being cared for. Like a fish in a decorated tank, a bunny being gently held, iguana getting warmed by a lamp, etc.. 🐰 🐟 🦜 🐢 🐹 🦎 �

The 𝒃𝒍𝒖𝒆 𝒄𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒆 (Anthropoides paradiseus) is well known as the national bird of South Africa and its image is seen on official documents, stamps and coins. With its graceful neck and long, flowing tertial wing feathers that drape on the ground the blue crane is a most elegant bird. Males and females look alike. Blue cranes are endemic to southern Africa and have the smallest geographic range of all crane species. Although a ground-dwelling bird, it can fly at speeds of 60 – 70 km/hour, often in large V-formations. The blue crane is also known as the Stanley or paradise crane, and in local South African languages as the bloukraanvoël (Afrikaans), indwe (amaXhosa and Zulu), or mogolodi (Sepedi). 🇿🇦 Globally the 15 existing crane species are among the most threatened birds. https://hesc.co.za/blue-crane/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_crane

The Arabian leopard (Panthera pardus nimr) is the national animal of Yemen. It is a subspecies of leopard native to the Arabian Peninsula, now critically endangered, with a severely fragmented population, making conservation efforts for the species vital for the nation's wildlife heritage. The Arabian leopard represents Yemen's rich wildlife heritage and the challenges of conservation due to its endangered status.

Un soso perezoso es muy típico de aquí y muy de la tierra de costa rica

There are a lot of beautiful and colorful birds in nature that can result in a amazing stamp collection. Birdwatchers and everyone else will like it. Suggestions: Tangara seledon, Ramphocelus bresilia, Sicalis flaveola, Turdus rufiventris.

It would be great to celebrate the animals in Malaysia too! Got em from these old stamps I stumbled on online: Malayan Tiger Rhinoceros Hornbill Tapir Orang utan Leatherback sea turtle Rajah Brooke's birdwing butterfly Dugong Hawksbill sea turtle I've so many ideas on this collection of flora and fauna based on these examples, so yeah, I'll leave it to you guys! Let's bring these classics to Slowly :D

Similarly to European Castles stamps, there are lots of cats requests, almost every country in the world has cats, many of them has unique species that are particularly significant for their country. Embrace the charm and diversity of cats from around the globe with our captivating "Cats of the World" stamp collection! Each stamp showcases a unique feline breed that holds cultural significance in its country of origin. From the elegant Aegean Cat in Greece to the regal Arabian Mau in Saudi Arabia, these stamps celebrate the beauty and mystique of our feline companions. Travel to the ancient lands of Asia with the captivating Bengal Cat stamp, or venture to the heart of Europe with the Norwegian Forest Cat and Ukrainian Levkoy stamps. Admire the grace of the Persian Cat from Iran and the historical significance of the Singapura Cat from Singapore. Whether you're a cat lover or a stamp collector, this series is sure to delight with its exquisite artistry and the stories of these beloved feline breeds. Don't miss the chance to add these unique stamps to your collection and celebrate the world's diverse and cherished cats! 📮🌎🐾 Any other recommendations would be welcome! Greece - Aegean Cat 🇬🇷 Cyprus - Cyprus Cat 🇨🇾 Saudi Arabia - Arabian Mau 🇸🇦 Asian countries - Bengal Cat 🐆 Myanmar - Burmese Cat 🇲🇲 Canada - Sphynx Cat 🇨🇦 Russia - Donskoy Cat/Siberian Cat 🇷🇺 Norway - Norwegian Forest Cat 🇳🇴 Iran - Persian Cat 🇮🇷 Thailand - Wichien Maat 🇹🇭 Singapore - Singapura Cat 🇸🇬 Kenya - Sokoke 🇰🇪 Ukraine - Ukrainian Levkoy 🇺🇦 Egypt - Egyptian Mau 🇪🇬 Isle of Man - Manx Cat 🇮🇲 Turkey - Turkish Van 🇹🇷 Marshall Islands - Black-footed cat 🇲🇭

I would like to see some of the animals that live in Brazil, we've a big variety.

Sri Lankan elephants (Elephas maximus maximus){ in Sinhala we call "අලියා" } are the largest subspecies of the Asian elephant and are native to the island of Sri Lanka. Known for their majestic appearance and gentle behavior, these elephants play a vital role in Sri Lankan culture, religion, and biodiversity. They are commonly seen in national parks like Udawalawe and Minneriya, especially during the famous “Gathering” — one of the world’s largest elephant congregations. These gentle giants are often seen enjoying their lives in the lakes, bathing, playing, and cooling off under the tropical sun. Traditionally, they are also part of religious processions such as the Kandy Esala Perahera. Despite their cultural importance, Sri Lankan elephants face threats due to habitat loss and human-elephant conflict, making conservation efforts crucial for their survival.

I've seen Japan's dog Inu are planned. So I want to request our natural monument dogs. First one is 진돗개(진도견) a breed of dogs The body is yellow brown or white, with ears pointed and tails rolled to the left. In Jindo, South Jeolla Province, It's a Korean specialty. It is a natural monument in our country. Second is 삽살개(삽사리) a breed of dogs There is a lot of fluffy hair is fluffy. It is a native dog that has been widely cultivated in Korea for a long time, but it was on the verge of extinction during the Japanese colonial period, and is currently growing as it is raised in Hayang-eup, Gyeongsan-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. The official name of the natural monument is "Sapsalgae of Gyeongsan." It is a natural monument in our country. livestock natural monument it means livestock designated and protected as natural monuments. In Korea, Jindo Doggae (No. 53: Redesignated in 1962), Ogolgye (No. 265) in 1980, ponies (No. 347), Sapsalgae (No. 368), Jeju Black Cow (No. 546) in 2013, and Jeju Black Pig (No. 550) in 2015 were designated as natural monuments. It is the first pony to designate mammalian livestock as a natural monument since the August 15 liberation. Japan has designated dogs as natural monuments, classifying them into 7 types, 18 types of chickens, and 7 types of ponies that seem to have been taken from Korea. Livestock natural monuments have historical and academic values, and active preservation measures are also needed to secure livestock resources. https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%A7%84%EB%8F%97%EA%B0%9C https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%82%BD%EC%82%B4%EA%B0%9C https://terms.naver.com/entry.naver?docId=989122&cid=46677&categoryId=46677 http://eng.sapsaree.org/