Stamp Requests

Hedgehogs are my favorite animals, they are tiny playful thorn balls. If there would be a hedgehog stamp or a stamp set, I'd love to get it. (I'm adding the photo just for example.)

This dog represents Brazil more than any other animal we have around here. You guys have to make a stamp for this cute little dog.

The Danish national animal is the mute swan, wich would look really pretty as a stamp!

"Flamingo" is the common name for birds that belong to the family Phoenicopteridae. There are six living species classified under three genera. However, according to the most recent findings by biologists, they are now categorized into the European species, the Rosa species, and the Cuban species, which itself has two subspecies due to their ability to interbreed. Flamingos are characterized by their long, slender legs, an equally long, curved neck, and rose-colored feathers. One of their most distinctive features is their bent beak, which they use to filter food from water or mud — the upper part of the beak acts as a natural sieve. The reddish tones in their feathers vary depending on the amount of carotene in their diet. Young birds in captivity, which are fed a diet low in carotene, typically have white feathers. Flamingos are found in Africa, Southwest and Central Asia, Southern Europe, and Central and South America. They live in large colonies in areas with still waters such as lakes, salt lakes, or lagoons. These birds often inhabit regions with extreme environmental conditions where few other animal species are found. Their diet mainly consists of arthropods like crabs, shrimp, and Artemia, as well as ant larvae and algae.

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

I’d love to suggest a stamp featuring fireflies, tiny beacons of light that dance in the darkness. This stamp could beautifully blend the gentle glow of fireflies with a starry night sky, symbolizing "hope", wonder, and quiet resilience. Fireflies are nature’s lanterns, often seen in warm summer nights, reminding us that even the smallest light can shine through the dark. This stamp would capture the feeling of stillness and beauty that comes when you're surrounded by both the natural glow of fireflies and the vastness of the cosmos. It could be a symbol of long-distance connection, hope through the darkness, and dreams carried across time zones — everything that Slowly stands for.

“ Blue butterflies: A type of butterfly with blue wings which are fed with the flowers grew on the graves. But what is the relation with this massacre in Bosnia? “During the Srebrenica massacre (1995) using excavators and bulldozers, Bosnian Serb forces dug deep pits and buried Bosnian victim bodies by piling them up by the dozen in several mass graves. A year after the genocide, the search for missing persons grew desperate but no one knew what fate they had met. In July 1996, however, Amor Masovic, who was part of a UN-approved team of war crime investigators, discovered a "surface mass grave" in which 266 bodies were found. All the victims were Bosniak Muslims who were killed by Serbian forces in cold blood. In the years that followed, more mass graves were uncovered across the country. Some Bosnians narrated different versions of how quite so many of the graves were found. One of the most intriguing oral histories on the search for mass graves featured blue butterflies and Artemisia, a weed that commonly grows in graveyards. In Bosnia, a few years after the massacre, some villages and towns witnessed a sudden surge of blue butterflies. In a bizarre turn of events, this swarm led investigators to mass graves. Although the claim sounds mythic, a Bosnian author, Zeynep Hamzic, wrote an article in August 2015, in which he stated that out of "500 mass graves that were found in Bosnia, 300 were found with the help of blue butterflies". “ Of course, not all graves were found like this. Unfortunately, there are still people waiting to be found. Not only with the help of these butterflies, but also with various excavations and some natural events, mass graves are unearthed. In 2015 the extraordinarily hot temperatures meant the heat dried up the sludge, making the earth crack, and exposing the human bones underneath. The situation is so complicated that sometimes it was taking time to find these complex bones by DNA analysis, as the corpses in some mass graves were transported from one mass grave to another. Amid all these horrors, the blue butterflies have been a source of hope and symbol for the relatives of the Bosnian victims.

[Poland] The lynx Lynx is an endangered cat that lives in Kampinoski National Park in Poland, its population has dropped drastically in the last years, but it can still be spotted by a good eye in the forests of the Park. https://lovepoland.org/portfolio-posts/lynx/

Czechia plays a key role in the conservation of Przewalski’s horse, the last truly wild horse species. Through the Return of the Wild Horses project, Czech conservationists have successfully reintroduced these horses to their native habitats in Mongolia. Prague Zoo, a leader in breeding and reintroduction efforts, has helped transport dozens of Przewalski’s horses back to the wild, strengthening global conservation efforts and restoring ecological balance in their historic range. Doesn't have to be directly Czechia associated, but these horses are very cute and would look wonderful on a stamp imo. Return of the Wild Horses project: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return_of_the_Wild_Horses Sending a lot of love to everyone at Slowly! <3

Me encantaría una estampa con el animal más precioso de Argentina que vienen a visitar las costas patagónicas. La Ballena Franca Austral es única en el mundo y característica del turismo internacional en nuestro país. Una belleza sin igual que deleita con sus cantos