Singapore POST

Nature Series - Butterflies

Issue date 21 Apr 2010

Overview

Butterflies are notable for their unusual life cycle with an egg stage, a larval caterpillar stage, an inactive pupal stage, and a spectacular metamorphosis into a familiar and colourful winged adult form.

In this stamp issue, 4 butterfly species in Singapore, namely the Blue Glassy Tiger, the Common Birdwing, the Common Posy and the Tailed Jay are beautifully illustrated and featured.

This stamp issue preludes the upcoming Butterfly Trail at Orchard Road. Spearheaded by the Nature Society (Singapore), supported by the National Parks Board and Singapore Environment Council, the 4km long trail starts at the gates of the Botanic Gardens, continues down Orchard Road and ends in Fort Canning Park.

The trail is being billed as the first of its kind in the world and visitors will get specially produced maps to help them navigate and guide them to the butterfly hot spots.

Nature Series - Butterflies
Nature Series - Butterflies
Nature Series - Butterflies
Nature Series - Butterflies
Technical specifications
Denomination1st Local, 80¢, $1.10, $2
Stamp Size40mm x 30mm
Perforation14.0
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography with Metal FX effect
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterSouthern Colour Print
Graphic DesignerNicodemus Loh FC
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST

Nature Series - Butterflies

Issue date 21 Apr 2010

Butterflies are notable for their unusual life cycle with an egg stage, a larval caterpillar stage, an inactive pupal stage, and a spectacular metamorphosis into a familiar and colourful winged adult form.

In this stamp issue, 4 butterfly species in Singapore, namely the Blue Glassy Tiger, the Common Birdwing, the Common Posy and the Tailed Jay are beautifully illustrated and featured.

This stamp issue preludes the upcoming Butterfly Trail at Orchard Road. Spearheaded by the Nature Society (Singapore), supported by the National Parks Board and Singapore Environment Council, the 4km long trail starts at the gates of the Botanic Gardens, continues down Orchard Road and ends in Fort Canning Park.

The trail is being billed as the first of its kind in the world and visitors will get specially produced maps to help them navigate and guide them to the butterfly hot spots.

Denomination

1st Local, 80¢, $1.10, $2

Stamp Size

40mm x 30mm

Perforation

14.0

Paper

unwatermarked

Printing

Offset Lithography with Metal FX effect

Sheet Content

10 stamps per sheet

Printer

Southern Colour Print

Graphic Designer

Nicodemus Loh FC

Nature Series - Butterflies

Issue date 21 Apr 2010

Nature Series - ButterfliesNature Series - ButterfliesNature Series - ButterfliesNature Series - Butterflies

Overview

Butterflies are notable for their unusual life cycle with an egg stage, a larval caterpillar stage, an inactive pupal stage, and a spectacular metamorphosis into a familiar and colourful winged adult form.

In this stamp issue, 4 butterfly species in Singapore, namely the Blue Glassy Tiger, the Common Birdwing, the Common Posy and the Tailed Jay are beautifully illustrated and featured.

This stamp issue preludes the upcoming Butterfly Trail at Orchard Road. Spearheaded by the Nature Society (Singapore), supported by the National Parks Board and Singapore Environment Council, the 4km long trail starts at the gates of the Botanic Gardens, continues down Orchard Road and ends in Fort Canning Park.

The trail is being billed as the first of its kind in the world and visitors will get specially produced maps to help them navigate and guide them to the butterfly hot spots.

Technical specifications

Denomination1st Local, 80¢, $1.10, $2
Stamp Size40mm x 30mm
Perforation14.0
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography with Metal FX effect
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterSouthern Colour Print
Graphic DesignerNicodemus Loh FC
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