Description:

This collectible prepaid telecom card features a detailed image of the U.S. Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp, known as Duck Hunting Stamp Card #56. The central image depicts two Lesser Scaup ducks swimming in water with some reeds visible on the right side. The stamp has a denomination of $12.50 and includes text indicating it is valid until June 30, 1990. The stamp design is bordered in white and brown, with “U.S. Department of the Interior” printed along the bottom edge. The species name "Lesser Scaup" is displayed on the lower right corner of the stamp, and the phrase "Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp" appears along the top left.

The overall card has a dark green background with the value $12.50 printed in white in the upper right corner. Near the right edge, a small duck icon with the number 56 inside it represents the specific number of the stamp. The prepaid telecom card includes the WorldCom logo with stylized white letters "P T" near the bottom right corner, indicating it is a prepaid telecom international card. The card is associated with hunting permits, ducks, and wildlife themes, specifically connected to duck hunting and philately.

This card combines themes of wildlife conservation and hunting permits through the official federal duck stamp image, making it a collectible piece for both stamp collectors and hunting enthusiasts. The design highlights the importance of lesser scaup ducks within migratory bird conservation efforts.

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