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Brazil’s Cerrado fauna issue presents five animal subjects

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Brazil’s Cerrado fauna issue presents five animal subjects

Brazilian Cerrado fauna stamp sheet
Image: Correios / Casa da Moeda do Brasil
Published22 Oct 2026Updated22 Oct 2026Event11 Sep 2026Country🌐 Brazil
LocationBrasília, Federal District

Correios’ Fauna do Cerrado Brasileiro issue comprises five R$6.30 stamps released on 11 September 2026 in Brasília. The subjects are the jataí-da-terra bee, piaba-dourada fish, perereca-do-grande-sertão frog, the lizard Enyalius capetinga and a stonefly representing benthic fauna.

Official bulletin 10/2026 specifies offset printing by the Brazilian Mint on gummed chalky paper, with 100,000 stamps in total, 20,000 of each design. Each stamp measures 76 × 38 mm and the sheets contain ten stamps. The designs combine photography and computer graphics.

FaunaCerradoBeesFishAmphibiansReptilesInsects
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