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| 表面の文字体系 | Arabic, Latin |
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| 裏面の説明 | A polychrome effigy of a hoopoe (Upupa epops) depicted standing in profile to the right, rendered in full multicolor application showcasing the bird's distinctive orange-pink plumage, black-and-white barred wings and tail, and erect fan-shaped crest with black-tipped feathers. The bird occupies the central field of an otherwise mirrored proof surface. The legend HOOPOE appears in Latin script below the central device, while Arabic script identifying the bird and series is inscribed above. The arc inscription ENVIRONMENT COLLECTION 2002 curves along the lower periphery in Latin characters, with the corresponding date in Arabic-Eastern numerals along the left border. |
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The Hoopoe holds unusual standing in the region — it appears in the Quran as the bird dispatched by Solomon to spy on the Queen of Sheba, giving it a cultural weight that made it a natural choice for a conservation-themed series issued under Sultan Qaboos, whose personal interest in environmental protection drove Oman's wildlife programs well before such concerns were fashionable in Gulf states.