✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1967
Great White Egret (Ardea alba)
The Great White Egret (Ardea alba) is a large white heron characterized by its long neck, yellow bill (in most populations), and black legs. It inhabits marshes, wetlands, lagoons, and shallow waters where it feeds mainly on fish, amphibians, and aquatic invertebrates. The species is widely distributed across Africa, Europe, Asia, the Americas, and Australasia. Mauritania lies on important migration routes and includes desert, wetland and coastal habitats that support varied bird life. The species represented in this issue illustrate the biological diversity found across African ecosystems. Birds contribute to ecological processes through seed dispersal, predation and nutrient cycling. Recording and celebrating bird species encourages scientific observation and the protection of habitats required by resident and migratory populations.
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5th Anniversary of the West African Monetary Union
Advancement of Women - 50 CFA
Advancement of Women - 30 CFA
Advancement of Women - 20 CFA
Advancement of Women - 10 CFA
Advancement of Women - 5 CFA
Introduction of Air Afrique DC-8F Service
15th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
MIFERMA Port-Etienne Shipping Terminal
MIFERMA Zouerate Iron Ore Mine
Air Mauritania Douglas DC-3 over Nouakchott Airport
First Anniversary of the Congress for Unity
Second Anniversary of Independence
First Anniversary of UN Admission
Modern Transport and Nomadic Life
1st Anniversary of the African and Malagasy Union (UAM)
Admission to the United Nations - 85 franc
Admission to the United Nations - 25 franc
Admission to the United Nations - 15 franc