Have you ever seen western jackalope?

I was thinking about gaining postcard with jackalope already for a log time. I received this one thanks to animals with horns tag on official postcrossing forum. Obviously it wasn't ,what I have expected, but it was great surprise :) This is a photo made by Don Moffet. Soon I’m going to show you another jackalope postcard, which will come to me from Amanda in direct swap. I know I’m repeating myself, but I must say that - I cant wait! :)

Collection of which I'm aspecially proud - postcards with sea sells :)

Sea shells are not something, what I collect in my real life. I just love to watch them on the postcards. They are appear to be in so many shapes and colors that it blows my mind :) When I see sea shells I automatically think about sea, sun, sand and vacations. I have shown you some of my seashells postcards before. Now I’m going to show you my whole beautiful collection. I mostly received them thanks to one of the wishlist tags on official postcrossing forum, but there are some official postcards in here. Enjoy! :)

Postcards without stampes were already shown on this blog before. If you are interested in the rest of the stamps, pls check all posts with sea shells tag.

Sweet Jetoy between the butterflies

 

Another Jetoy postcard to my collection :) This time from Jen form USA. I received it thanks to Jetoy - wishlist tag on official postcrossing forum. I LOVE JETOYS! :) I just received package from China with five shaped and folded Jetoy postcards and colorful envelopes. I bought them here. You can see them below.

 

Polar bear cub from Kansas City Zoo

This white baby bear came to me from Keith from USA thanks to baby animal tag on official postcrossing forum. I think it's funny and sweet :) Here is the information about polar bears from the postcard: "Polar bear cubs stay with their mothers for 2 to 3 years. Their fur is constructed of hollow hairs that are especially good insulation against the harsh cold, and provide buoyancy when swimming. They are solitary animals except for the few days when mating takes place." I don't think I will ever be able to go to North America to see this amazing creatures on my own eyes, because it’s too cold for me there, but I can still admire them on the pictures :)

Sea shells of Florida from Michalle from USA

This postcard showing variety of sea shells of Florida came to me from Michelle from USA thanks to USA to any country tag on official postcrossing forum. I love postcards with sea shells, although I am not collecting them (I mean sea shells), as Michelle does. It is incredible in how many shapes and colors they accure. # 4 in first row is absolutely incredible and #1 and #2 in third row are one of my favorites. Great postcard! :)