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K115: this sheetlet features the endemic Lilian's Lovebird, a gregarious tiny parrot

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75t: this se-tenant issue shows native birds such as the Barn Owl, Pitter, African Darter and Yellow-bellied Sunbird

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K4: this high value from a birds definitive shows the Green Pigeon on its next, a common local species of thickets and borders.

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K1: this native birds issue features Boehm's Bee Eater

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K140: this 2012 issue celebrates the Big 5 mammals as tourist attractions; here is a bull elephant foraging on the savannah

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K100: this recent wildlife issue features the Leopard, one of the "Big Five" mammals most sought after by tourists

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7t, 15t: this Audubon's bicentenary issue shows local birds species, the Lesser Seedeater and Stierling's Woodpecker. The Lesser Seedeater has a wide range southern woodlands and savannah areas. The Woodpecker inhabits eastern Miombo woodlands, and has a restricted range in Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania.

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K65: this recent issue celebrates 35 years of development, health and bilateral cooperation between Malawi and the European Union

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20t: this WWF birds issue features a pair of Wattled Cranes at a nest with two eggs; this gregarious species inhabits water edges and savannah

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10t, K1.80: two environment theme issues featuring local flora and a UN anniv. issue showing scenery around Mt. Mulanje, 3,002 meters in height

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60t: this 50th anniv. of the Commonwealth issue shows a traditional hand-made drum

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60t: the Cheetah is featured on this native wildlife issue

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8t: this cultural heritage issue shows rock paintings of a lizard and a large cat at Chencherere Hill site

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K140: this 2011 Christmas issue shows a traditional scene of wise men offering gifts at the birth of Jesus

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60t: this colorful UNICEF issue promotes the rights of children

7t: this issue celebrates Malawi's national parks, showing antelope herds in the savannah regions. Notable parks include Kasungu, Nyika, Lake Malawi and the Vwaza March.

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2t, 7t, 8t, 20t: Lake Malawi Cichlids, from a former definitive series showing some of the most spectacular endemic fish species among over 500 species native to the lake.

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10t: a Hippo grazes on a riverbank on this local fauna issue; conflicts with hippos grazing in African gardens lead to many injuries and fatalities each year

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2t, 5t, 7t, 15t, 30t: various species from an orchid definitive set

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20t: this 1988 issue celebrates the passing of Halley's Comet in the night sky; Malawi was among dozens of countries issuing stamps for the occasion

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15t, K1: the Bushbuck and Klipspringer are featured on this early wildlife definitive set