Sunday Stamps - April 19, 2026
Welcome to Sunday Stamps and the week's theme of L.
Lyrebird
Australia first issued in 1937
Australia first issued in 1937
Lynx (Eurasian)
USSR 1988, Zoo Relief Fund
USSR 1988, Zoo Relief Fund
Llama mother and young (a cria)
Liberia 1971, UNICEF 25th anniversary series "Animals with Their Young"
Liberia 1971, UNICEF 25th anniversary series "Animals with Their Young"
What's up next week? M of course!
The lyrebird bears a very appropriate name!
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful. The lyrebird stamp is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if Aus has other lyrebird stamps? They are such amazingly versatile birds. I did not expect to see a llama in Liberia! Lynxes are so photogenic and I've seen many on stamps, but not this one (until now)
ReplyDeleteI only see some old ones from New South Wales, so Australia. I'm surprised there aren't more newer ones. Maybe they exist, but not on eBay or HipStamp.
DeleteLove the stamps.
ReplyDelete...it's good to learn, cria!
ReplyDeleteThere's a Monty Python sketch about llamas. That's where my brain went.
ReplyDeleteEasy to see how the lyre bird got its name - a bird I've never heard of before
ReplyDeleteAustralia does have it's unusual fauna!
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