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A historic collection of 1,776 Tunisia postage stamps
✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1992
European Bee-Eating Birds - Merops apiaster
From a series dedicated to the protection of nature, this stamp magnificently illustrates the European Bee-eater, locally called Mimoun. Sadok Ben Yacoub's work precisely describes the vibrant multi-colored plumage of this migratory bird: red back, yellow throat and green wings. The bee-eater is a symbol of the cycle of seasons in Tunisia, arriving in spring to nest in the sandy banks of the north of the country. This show raises awareness about the preservation of biodiversity. Tunisia, located on one of the main migration routes between Europe and Africa, plays a crucial ecological role for these species.
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Kuriat Islands Nature Reserve
Galite Island Nature Reserve
Ramli cultures of Ghar El Melh in Bizerte
Hanging gardens of Djebba in Beja
Galite Island
Kuriat Island
Testour (Ancient cities of the Mediterranean)
Takrouna (Ancient cities of the Mediterranean)
joint Tunisia-Egypt postage stamp: Zitouna Mosque and Al Azhar Mosque
Ecotourism: Dahar in the South of Tunisia
Ecotourism: Kesra in Siliana
Lunar landscape at Smar - Tataouine
Joint Tunisia-Algeria postage stamp: Oued Madjerda
Tabarka Fort
Hammamet Fort
Mahdia Fort
Kelibia Fort
The Ficus Macrophylla at Belvedere Park - 130 years
The Ksours of Southern Tunisia
Ain Dhab to Jabal-Sarj
The archaeological site of Haidra
The archaeological site of Althiburos in Dahmani
The archaeological fort of Ghar El Melh
