Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Birds and Flowers -- First Day Issues [Part 8]

From our collection ... More birds and flowers ... First Day Issues ... Please be sure to see the introduction, information about artists, and stamps, in our March 1, 2015, post. As you have noticed, we are posting the 50 States in alphabetical order, so if you've missed a state you want to see, please check the earlier posts.

Michigan, The Great Lakes State ...




Minnesota, The Land of 10,000 Lakes ...




Mississippi, The Bayou State ...



Thank you for stopping by John's Island.

16 comments:

  1. I didn't realize that the lady slipper and loon were Minnesota's flower and bird, but I think so far they are my favorites. Wonderful to be learning these, John. :-)

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  2. I love those lovely illustrations of the robin :)

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  3. More pretty. I wasn't surprised to see Minnesota's state bird was the loon. They're the folks that elected Ventura and Franken.

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  4. Lovely birds and postcards..The Loon is one of my favorites.. Thanks for sharing, have a great day!

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  5. mississippi has a perfect pairing, too. :)

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  6. I really like 'em....a lot. Birds and Blooms [one of my favorite publications] and these stamps are spectacular.

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  7. Aren't they just wonderful? I love the Robin the most...reminds me that Spring is here.

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  8. I vote for Mississippi this time, I love
    Magnolias :) Isn't Mississippi called
    "Magnolia State"??
    Have a beautiful day
    【ツ】Knipsa

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  9. I love robins and their beautiful blue eggs. They tell me Spring is here.

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  10. Love the robin. I saw my first one of the season yesterday. : )

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  11. I was going to pick a favourite but found that impossible.Each one is a favourite today.

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  12. Lovely, John. I love the sounds that a loon makes...almost haunting, but very soothing and beautiful. :)

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  13. Some of these birds are favorites. How many states have robins for the state bird or mockingbirds? It's interesting to see the repetition.

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  14. We have just been seeing our first robins in the past few days as well! They are a beautiful sight each spring!

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  15. I live the robin card! We have also robins here but they are different from yours.

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