Here you will see birds on stamps with clear postmarks to show where the birds have flown from. These places have been plotted on the Google map of Traveling Birds. http://goo.gl/JcbeKc . Click on any bird name beside the map to see the stamps. I hope you enjoy traveling with the birds.
Showing posts with label Bright. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bright. Show all posts
Tuesday, 11 June 2013
Monday, 7 January 2013
Australia-Scarlet Macaw (Bright)
I don't usually keep bird stamps if the birds are not endemic to that country, but I had to make an exception this time because here we have brightly colored birds cancelled in Bright, Victoria. What a great combination. The Scarlet Macaw stamps are from the 1994 Australian Zoos series on Endangered Species. The stamps were available in self-adhesives ( as seen here) or in a gummed version. BTW. The Scarlet Macaw (Ara macao) is the national bird of Honduras and found in the hot humid regions of tropical South America.
Friday, 14 December 2012
Australia-Red-backed Kingfisher
A self-adhesive Red-backed kingfisher from Bright in Victoria which is close to the ski-fields, hence the slogan postmark.
Australia- Spotted Catbird
Blocks of used stamps are always sought after and today I received a cover with 10 spotted catbirds. Although the stamps were issued in 1980, I think they are still valid for postage :) A current stamp with Little penguins was added to make up the correct postage. Thank you to my new stamp friend for this very creative cover.
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