Sunday, 27 January 2013

Animals Various




As we have a free choice for Sunday Stamps this week (and I have a limited range of stamps to show, but it would still be my choice!) here are some examples of my favourite theme - animals <3 These were sent to me for a special group in my 'home' RR by dear fellow postcrossers tinktink, ossuusso and newrule, I enjoy them very much, thank you!

The 1st one from Japan, showing pets - how awesome is the semi-shaped cat?!
The 2nd one from Estonia, a nice selection of native mammals.
The 3rd one from Malaysia, cool underwater creatures.
I hope there are more animal-lovers out there who will appreciate this..!
And now lets see what everyone else has in store for today...

                                                      

9 comments:

  1. I'd pick the dog on the first and all the animals on the second.

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  2. kako je slatka ta japanska maca! a i ove estonske su mi super!

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  3. Cats are my favorite animal--I have two of them.

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  4. I love the animal stamps (I now have a special book just for them!)
    I also like the airmail stamp on the Japanese envelope.

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  5. I know the wild pig can be a tough animal, but I like the little striped piglets. Thank you for joining in this week.

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  6. Great stamps!! I have the matching puppy to your Japanese kitten - I featured it on Sunday Stamps once before:
    http://iheartpost.blogspot.com.au/2012/08/ok.html
    I love Japanese stamps.
    But in this case, I think I like the Estonian ones the best. All great though. :)

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  7. I certainly appreciate them! It's a lovely selection that you've shown us but my favourite of all has to be the cat. :)

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  8. It's lovely to get covers with such a variety of stamps. The kitten on the first cover is adorable.

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  9. I feel sure that dog is just waiting to be taken for a walk, cute. Nice Estonian mammals, of the underwater creatures I always find Moray Eels a bit scary but fascinating - if they are far enough away.

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