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I went to the post office today, where I saw the page of stamps "honoring" the wildlife of southern Florida. Birds, gators, crocs and a snake. The key identifies it as "Eastern indigo snake Drymarchon corais"... and upon closer inspection only about five dorsal scales of the snake actually make it onto a stamp, the rest of the snake is just part of the page.
However it is very nice that the USPS does recognize native herpetofauna in these collections.
daveb
A few herps made it onto stamps... An alligator and a croc have their own stamps. Nice stuff for stamp collectors.
Doug T
>>I went to the post office today, where I saw the page of stamps "honoring" the wildlife of southern Florida. Birds, gators, crocs and a snake. The key identifies it as "Eastern indigo snake Drymarchon corais"... and upon closer inspection only about five dorsal scales of the snake actually make it onto a stamp, the rest of the snake is just part of the page.
>>However it is very nice that the USPS does recognize native herpetofauna in these collections.
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>>daveb
I have those same one here in Ga. You have to give them an A for effort. Glad to see them recognized though!
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