Japan. 1984, 26 January. 1984 Endangered Birds - Japanese Marsh Warbler & Crested Serpent Eagle The issue of postage stamps under number III, dedicated to the local species of singing and predatory birds of Japan. The colorful plots of postage stamps of the series depict two types of Japanese birds: the singing bird Megalurus pryeri pryeri and the predatory one - the eagle Spilornis cheela perplexus. The Latin names of bird species are given in the catalog. A complete series of 2 postage stamps Mi.1575-1576. Stamps are clean (unchecked), with barely noticeable traces of stickers on the adhesive - the symbol MVLH (Mint Very Lightly Hinged) or **. Condition - LUX.
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