NIUE

20c, 50c: Two values showing a recent issue featuring typical island scenery

TONGA

45c-$2.50: this conservation set celebrates Eua National Park, and features four images of the Red-breasted Musk Parrot, endemic to Fiji and Tonga.

PAPUA N.G.

30t: this issue features a hybrid Birdwing Butterfly which is among the rarest and most valuable specimens on earth.  The naturally occurring hybrid occurs when two distinct species, found on Bouganville and Malaita, meet and reproduce.

SAMOA

7s: this large format ship issue commemorates the Great Apia Hurricane which struck in March 1889, destroying many ships that were harbored there; the ship pictured here is the USS Nipsic

SOLOMON Is.

$1: this LEAD Services project shows birds and transport in island coastal scenery

Sri Lanka

R25 se-tenant sheet: this colorful set of 12 shows different attractions of Sri Lanka, including mountains, coastal scenery and notable landmarks

SAMOA

This attractive new definitive set ranges in values from 20c to T$20, and shows island scenes, flora, activities and local cultural events.

St. Pierre & Miquelon

75c: this 2017 issue follows a series of issues depicting songbirds.  Seen here is the Yellowthroat, a migratory warbler.

ST. KITTS

$50: this high value issue shows the flag of St. Kitts & Nevis and a view of the island profile and coastal scenery

MALDIVES

Rf22: this very recent 2014 issue features a Short-eared Owl, a nocturnal island species.

MICRONESIA

22c: this early issue shows the issuance of the first Micronesian passports after the island nation gained autonomy with the compact of free association

MAURITIUS / Ile Maurice

R20: this issue features an ancient map, commemorating 200 years of the Capture of Rodrigues Is.

MADAGASCAR

150fr, 350fr: Two species of endemic lemurs are shown on this 1992 island fauna set: the Ruffed (Black and White) and Diademed Lemur

SINGAPORE

$2: Two vivid orchid issues feature showy Dendrobium and Vanda species.

PAPUA New Guinea

35t: this reptile issue shows a Crocodile Skink, names for its scales; the stamp has a clear Boroko postmark.

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

$5.25: this pair comes from an insect issue, and show the "89" butterfly, so named for the design on its wings

NEW CALEDONIA

110 Fr: this 2010 issue celebrates UN Biodiversity Year

MALDIVES

This set shows various island profiles of the low-lying Maldives atoll

AITUTAKI (Cook Is.)

48c: this 1983 Commonwealth issue shows two children in a traditional canoe

TUVALU

60c: this Christmas issue features a typical community gathering in an open housing compound $1.50: this 1995 tourism issue was part of a regional "Visit South Pacific" campaign

WALLIS & FUTUNA

65fr: this 2005 issue shows colorful images of land and sea creatures

Fr. POLYNESIA

55fr: this Art issue shows a typical scene of two women on an island shore. The stamp was postmarked in Teavaroa, a small atoll in the Tuamotu archipelago.

JAMAICA

$10: Edna Manley's sculpture "the Prophet" is featured on this 2000 Christmas issue

SOLOMON Is.

$50: this high-value definitive shows the Superb Fruit dove on its nest, a species native to the Solomons and New Guinea.