This stamp was included in a 2013 series of stamps on dinosaurs and illustrated by John Sibbick. But, as a pterosaur, the dimorpodon are related to dinosaurs
This stamp was included in a 2013 series of stamps on dinosaurs and illustrated by John Sibbick. But, as a pterosaur, the dimorpodon are related to dinosaurs
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I got a couple from these series. The illustrations are great. And I like the way they seem to escape from the rectangle of the stamp!
They would fit in my D-post.
It certainly looks like a dinosaur! My D stamp is here: https://envelope100.blogspot.com/2026/02/d-is-for-deporte-para-todos.html
It was a great set and that one is suitably unsettling.
My D is for Djibouti here
My contribution is here:
https://viridianpostcard.blogspot.com/2026/02/sunday-stamps-letter-d.html
Nice how it's head bumps up out of the usual stamp shape! I remember when all my books had flying "dinosaurs." I'm rather surprised a stamp that new would call it a dinosaur.
Mine:
https://thisandthatablog.blogspot.com/2026/02/sunday-stamps-february-22-2026.html
This is a great stamp!!!!
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