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2023 Florida Everglades- Priority Mail American Landmark series

Priority Mail stamp in the American Landmarks Series. Honors the Florida Everglades. Issues without a First Day Ceremony. The art for this stamp was created by Dan Cosgrove. It is a digital illustration based on photographs. The scene on the stamp pictures a sawgrass marsh at sunset with cypress trees in the foreground along with a great egret in flight and a great blue heron fishing in the shallows. There’s also a half-submerged American alligator pictured, one of the most famous species associated with the Everglades. In the background, a flock of roseate spoonbills and other waterbirds take flight over the marsh.

Mini Sheet of Four US Priority Stamp of $9.65 FLORIDA EVERGLADES Ecosystem 5751

You Are Bidding On One Mini Sheet of four (4) Postage Stamps FLORIDA EVERGLADES(Ecosystem)$9.65 each, Total Face Value $38.60Current Priority Mail Rate We only sell in our stores authentic Genuine USPS Postage Stamps (Passed “Luminescent” UV tagging test) Self Adhesive. Scott # 5751 Spanning some 2 million acres in South Florida, from Lake Okeechobee to Florida Bay, the Everglades is one of the world’s largest wetlands and the most important breeding ground for tropical wading birds in North America. The water that flows through this vast region unites a mosaic of distinct habitats that support more than 1,500 animal and plant species, including numerous threatened and endangered species. The artwork on this Priority Mail® stamp shows a sawgrass swamp viewed at sunset from the edge of a cypress dome. In the foreground, a group of mature bald cypresses shelters a great egret in flight while a great blue heron waits patiently for its prey. Nearby, a half-submerged American alligator, a keystone species in the Everglades, moves through the shallow, slow-moving water toward the shadow of the dome. In the background, the swamp meanders toward the horizon, dotted with islands of trees, while roseate spoonbills and other waterfowl soar overhead. Life in the Everglades depends on water and fire. In spring, storms drench the region almost every afternoon. The water that covers this low landscape trickles so slowly to the south that it often appears not to move at all. In autumn, the rains stop and the water recedes. Periodic fires prevent grasses and other vegetation from taking over during the dry season. They also open up the treetops to let in more sunlight and clear undergrowth, returning nutrients to the soil. Within days of a fire, new growth begins to appear.Today, much of the Everglades is protected within Everglades National Park, the first national park in the United States established for subbiodiversity. Tribal lands and many other federal, state, and private parks and sanctuaries also protect the Everglades, including Big Cypress National Preserve, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, and Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, which is home to large colonies of wading birds and attracts thousands of migratory waterfowl each year. Similar to stock photos. Plate numbers and block position may vary.Stamps maybe mint, might have minor bends or crease, Great for postage, not necessarily for collecting.> All my items are legally purchased with traceability and come from a smoke free / pet free home < "SHOCK and AWE" FREE USPS Mail Have passed USPS, eBay & Paypal security checksAn HONEST, TRUSTED, and EXPERIENCED SELLER! I stand behind my eBay feedback record. All items I sell are unconditionally guaranteedIf you are not pleased, return for a full refund! I wish you well on all your endeavors! Fine print: We value our reputation and our feedback score! Therefore, I post positive feedback right after payment is cleared, and I expect you to leave a positive feedback 5 STAR RATING for me after you received your item and satisfied! "Be kinder than necessary; for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle." Shall we? Blessed are those that are truthful. Blessed are those that leave honest and kind feedback for every transaction!

Sheet of 4 US Priority US Stamp of $9.65 FLORIDA EVERGLADES Ecosystem 5751

The product is a miniature sheet of 4 US Priority stamps featuring the Florida Everglades Ecosystem, with a denomination of $9.65 each. These stamps are Mint Never Hinged, multi-color, and of VF/XF quality. With a total face value of $38.60, they originate from the United States and are uncertified. The stamp design likely showcases the unique and diverse ecosystem of the Florida Everglades, making it a desirable collectible for stamp enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Three (3) Singles US Priority Stamp of $9.65 FLORIDA EVERGLADES Ecosystem # 5751

You Are Bidding On Three (3) Singles USPS Postage Stamp of FLORIDA EVERGLADES(Ecosystem)$9.65 each, Total Face Value $28.95Current Priority Mail Rate We only sell in our stores authentic Genuine USPS Postage Stamps (Passed “Luminescent” UV tagging test) Self Adhesive. Scott # 5751 Spanning some 2 million acres in South Florida, from Lake Okeechobee to Florida Bay, the Everglades is one of the world’s largest wetlands and the most important breeding ground for tropical wading birds in North America. The water that flows through this vast region unites a mosaic of distinct habitats that support more than 1,500 animal and plant species, including numerous threatened and endangered species. The artwork on this Priority Mail® stamp shows a sawgrass swamp viewed at sunset from the edge of a cypress dome. In the foreground, a group of mature bald cypresses shelters a great egret in flight while a great blue heron waits patiently for its prey. Nearby, a half-submerged American alligator, a keystone species in the Everglades, moves through the shallow, slow-moving water toward the shadow of the dome. In the background, the swamp meanders toward the horizon, dotted with islands of trees, while roseate spoonbills and other waterfowl soar overhead. Life in the Everglades depends on water and fire. In spring, storms drench the region almost every afternoon. The water that covers this low landscape trickles so slowly to the south that it often appears not to move at all. In autumn, the rains stop and the water recedes. Periodic fires prevent grasses and other vegetation from taking over during the dry season. They also open up the treetops to let in more sunlight and clear undergrowth, returning nutrients to the soil. Within days of a fire, new growth begins to appear.Today, much of the Everglades is protected within Everglades National Park, the first national park in the United States established for subbiodiversity. Tribal lands and many other federal, state, and private parks and sanctuaries also protect the Everglades, including Big Cypress National Preserve, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, and Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, which is home to large colonies of wading birds and attracts thousands of migratory waterfowl each year. Similar to stock photos. Plate numbers and block position may vary.Stamps maybe mint, might have minor bends or crease, Great for postage, not necessarily for collecting.> All my items are legally purchased with traceability and come from a smoke free / pet free home < "SHOCK and AWE" FREE USPS Mail Have passed USPS, eBay & Paypal security checksAn HONEST, TRUSTED, and EXPERIENCED SELLER! I stand behind my eBay feedback record. All items I sell are unconditionally guaranteedIf you are not pleased, return for a full refund! I wish you well on all your endeavors! Fine print: We value our reputation and our feedback score! Therefore, I post positive feedback right after payment is cleared, and I expect you to leave a positive feedback 5 STAR RATING for me after you received your item and satisfied! "Be kinder than necessary; for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle." Shall we? Blessed are those that are truthful. Blessed are those that leave honest and kind feedback for every transaction!

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