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A historic collection of 1,730 Algeria postage stamps
✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 2006
Black Stork (Ciconia-nigra)
Considered a passing visitor, it differs from the white stork by its black plumage, with the exception of the belly which is white. Immature, these storks are more brown than black, particularly on the head and neck. Their height is 97 cm. During the migration period, they frequent open places and nest on trees or rocks. The recent increase in European breeding numbers increases the chances of sightings, especially in the humid areas of the northwest. Individuals cross Algeria through its extreme west (Tindouf) to winter in Tropical Africa. This wading bird feeds in marshes in wooded areas. It is less sociable than the white stork, but noisier.
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Centenary of the IOC (International Olympic Committee)
Abizar Stele
Ancient Tifinagh Writing (Hoggar)
Ophrys apifera huds
Ophrys lutea cavan
Orchis simia lam
Football World Cup in the United States USA 1994
February 18 - National Shaheed Day
30th Anniversary of the Creation of SONATRACH
Kerzaz
Tipaza
Varanus griseus (Grey Monitor Lizard)
Chamaeleo vulgaris (Chameleon)
Port of Arzew
Port of Annaba (Bône)
View of Algiers
Djidjelian cornice
Royal Mausoleum, in El Khroub
Royal Mausoleum of Mauretania, in Tipaza
Oil press
Grain mill
Grain Silo
20th Anniversary of the National Coast Guard Service
