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| Zebrafish / Mouse brain neurons / Acon barnacle |
When I published this post, I wrongly thought that I had already got all the Life Magnified Stamps. But the rest of stamps arrived later.
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| Oak leaf surface / Read blood cells / Starling bone tissue |
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| Macaw parrot feathers / Moss leaves / Human hair |
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| Freshwater protozoans / Blue button organism / Mold spores |
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| Moth wing scales / Flame lily pollen / Arranged diatoms |
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| Diving beetle front foot / Freshwater snail tongue / Moth antenna |
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| Mushroom gills / Barnacle legs |
Although not all of this are strictly Small Animals, I thought I could add this post to Sunday Stamps.
i am so glad you did! I wonder who thought of including mouse brain neurons ?!
ReplyDeleteScientists minds work differently :)
DeleteNice to see these all together. I always wonder how USPS decides how many different stamps to have in an issue - this was a big set.
ReplyDeleteUsually, there is an stamp missing for every set from the USA, the UK or the Netherlands (the countries I get most of my mail from). Other times, I got the set twice! This is a colourful and original set, and I am happy to have seen in person.
DeleteI would like my country issue sets of stamps, too.
Fascinating, glad to see them all. Diving beetle's front foot is so specific, they must have had fun choosing the images. Hidden wonders in plain sight.
ReplyDeleteThey make wonderful pictures and stamps, don't they? You could believe they are many other things!
DeleteGreat stamps! You really picked very small animals!!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't find smaller! :)
DeleteThose are amazing! I would never have imagined the diving beetle's front foot! Snail tongues are fascinating. I actually enjoy watching them eat. Then I move them to the compost pile, where they can eat away to their heart's content.
ReplyDeleteI would never have imagined most of these images.
DeleteYour snails must be very happy :)
Truely small animals!
ReplyDeleteAnd combined with the other stamps it’s a wonderful collection of the amazing mini-/micro world :-)
Thank you for sharing!
So many things we don't know in this fascinating world!
DeleteGreat set of stamps. Some are plants and fungi, but there are small animals in this set too.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't resist to post the complete set.
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