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50fr, 250fr: this Airmail issue features two colorful savannah species: the Carmine Bee Eater and the Red Bishop.

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125fr: this 2007 national parks issue features an antelope in the central Niokolo-Koba reserve

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200, 250, 450, 500fr: Fishing is the No. 1 economic activity of Senegal and the most important source of protein for its population.  This 2015 se-tenant issue features colorful illustrations of local fishermen.

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65fr, 100fr: Antelopes, giraffes and other species of the Guembul Reserve are featured on this fauna set from 1986

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250fr: a 2000 issue showing facade and products from the artisan market of Kermel, near Av. Sarraut in Dakar

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100fr: this historical issue shows European traders making contact with W. African leaders for commerce

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100fr, 450fr: this 2007 issue warns of the dangers of deforestation in this semi-arid country, and implores residents not to cut trees down; the lower value shows a reforestation plot of saplings

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200fr: this 2009 issue celebrates Mother's Day

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100fr: this 1991 fruit trees issue features the Mango

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1000fr: Dindefeld Falls is pictured on this recent tourist sites issue

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100fr: this 2014 cultural issue shows one of Senegal's most emblematic landmarks -- the Rose Lake.

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525fr: the slave port of Goree is pictured on this 2007 issue; the site is now a historical museum and UNESCO World Heritage Site

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380fr: this 2002 wildlife issue features giraffes on the Sahelian savannah

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250fr: this airmail issue shows a flock of Greater Flamingos in the Djoudj Reserve

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45fr: the Ndama Gazelle is featured on this WWF wildlife conservation awareness issue

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790fr: the Paris-Dakar Race has appeared on many Senegalese stamp issues over the years, such as this one, from 2001

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20fr: this fascinating philatelic issue shows scenes from last century, as pictured on Senegalese postcards from the period

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25fr: this 1999 issue celebrates the 30th anniv. of the Moon Landing and features the moon walkers planting a U.S. flag

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25fr: this is a rare African issue showing Antarctica and natural history research, issued in 1992. In the margins of the stamps, typical species such as a penguin, whale and seal are seen

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70fr, 215fr: this 1996 issue features African Storks, seen here are the Saddlebill and the Marabou