Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed illustration highlighting Canadian wildlife, specifically focusing on ducks in their natural habitat. The card is part of a wildlife conservation theme, emphasizing the importance of preserving habitats for waterfowl. The artwork prominently includes images of ducks swimming and flying, set against a background that represents a natural, aquatic environment.

Text on the card identifies it as related to Canadian Ducks 1986 and mentions "Duck: Wildlife Habitat Conservation Stamp #2," connecting it directly to wildlife conservation efforts in Canada. The card also includes references to hunting and animal welfare topics such as PETA and animal cruelty. Additionally, the card touches on philately through the inclusion of stamp collecting themes, linking the collectible phone card to broader wildlife and conservation interests.

The card includes logos for WorldCom and Telecom International, indicating telecommunications sponsorship or issuance. It has the prepaid telecom branding, confirming its function as a prepaid phone card. Overall, the card merges themes of wildlife conservation, hunting, and collectible passions related to stamps and ducks within Canadian context.

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