Insect Stamp of Argentina

In Argentina, a Spaniard goes ashore in 1516. Rule of Spain was settled in 1573 and entered a follower Spanish as the La Plata vice-king territory who included Bolivia, Paraguay in 1776. It became independent from Spain as the La Plata alliance for further 1816 years and shifted to a republic in 1862, and the Argentine Republic was born. It pushed forward exclusion of a foreign capital, the industrial nationalization and collected support of a worker since Peron took office as the President in 1946.
Five kinds of insect stamps were issued from Argentina in 1989 and 1990.
Furthermore, four kinds of insect stamps like a photograph were issued in 2002 .

Argentina
1989.9.16 Normal Stamp
Two-spotted Ladybird
Adalia bipunctata
(Coccinelidae)

1990.6.30 Normal Stamp
Convergent Ladybird
Hippodamia convergens
(Coccinelidae)
Stink Bug
Podisus nigrispinus
(Pentatomidae)
Red Bug
Nabis punctipennis
(Nabidae)
Ground Beetle
Calleida suturalis
(Harpalidae)


2002.9.21 Insect Stamp
Green Stink Bug
Edessa meditabunda
(Pentatomidae)
Bush Locust
Elaeochlora viridis
(Acrididae)
Rainbow Leaf Beetle
Chrysolina aurata
(Chrysomelidae)
Cocoa Longhorn Beetle
Steirastoma breve
(Cerambycidae)


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