We don't have the spring blossoms that are included in this stamp from China, but at this rate it won't be long.....
alcedo atthis or as they say in Austria, an Eisvogel
with another Kingfisher from Hong Kong and a Collard Scops Owl as a bonus
this stamp celebrates 100 years of the Vogelschutzwart Seebach a bird observatory in Germany
For me, I'm heading back outside to enjoy the 23C sunny weather... see you all later.
I can hear the birds singing here, but I haven't seen any. It feels like summer here now, but I know we could possibly have a lot more cold weather.
ReplyDeleteWe have robins, cardinals, blackbirds, chickadees, sprarrows of course....the air is alive with their song.
ReplyDeleteThe kingfisher stamp from Austria is magnificent. After dogs I'd pick bird stamps every time.
ReplyDelete23 degrees? Send some here!
ReplyDeleteI'm starting to love bird images and these stamps have pushed me even further in that direction! Kingfishers are just wonderful birds but I've only ever managed to see one out of the corner of my eye.
You can't go wrong with birds as the subject.
ReplyDeleteI do like the kingfisher and saw one up close last summer. It was a beauty.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful stamps.
ReplyDeleteHugs
SueAnn
Gorgeous selection of stamps, I love how they have captured the moment of take-off on the China stamp.
ReplyDeletebeautiful collection of stamps,
ReplyDeletelove the way the little canvas of art can brighten a day