ZAMBIA / Zambie

12n, 28n 38n, K1: this mini sheetlet shows four common species of the Zambian bush.

ZAMBIA

58n: this issue features the coat of arms of the Republic of Zambia, and celebrates a Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference gathering

ZAMBIA

K1.70: this cultural issue shows traditional dress of a local chief

ZAMBIA

20n: this UN Anniv. issue's theme is self-sufficiency in food production, and shows a young rural child in a field of maize

ZAMBIA

K1000: this sheetlet shows a variety of colorful birds from around the world including the Red Bishop, the Purple Grenadier, Brazilian Cardinal, Parrot Finch and the Gouldian Finch

ZAMBIA

K300: Lumangwe Falls is featured on this issue showing various waterfalls of Zambia

ZAMBIA

K1, K2: local masks from the Chisaluke and Kasinja traditions

ZAMBIA

K1.20 and 20.50: this legends and folktales issue features a Rollerbird taunting a snake, and a Hippo and hare

ZAMBIA

K2000: this fauna issue features the Crowned Crane and a herd of Impalas, both denizens of the savannah belt

ZAMBIA

K100, K1850 on K20: two values (including an overprint) from a former definitive series showing native sunbirds, which are nectar-feeders only found in Africa. Pictured here are the Scarlet-chested and Bronze Sunbirds.

ZAMBIA / Zambie

K200: this issue shows Chishimba Falls on the Luombe River, is an attraction found in Kasama District composed of rapids and several different falls

ZAMBIA / Zambie

K1000: this butterfly issue shows the Figtree Blue (Mirina spp.)

ZAMBIA

K1400/K1500: this pair shows native birds including the Eurasian Goldfinch, a wide-ranging species and the Red-crested Tauraco, endemic only to southern Africa, primarily w. Angola

ZAMBIA / Zambie

K1800: this large format issue from 2001 celebrates the visibility of the solar eclipse from southern Africa; the Zambian national colors and symbols appear at lower right

ZAMBIA / Zambie

K1,500: this large format issue celebrates the June 2001 total eclipse of the Sun, with a traditional art motif

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K300: this colorful butterfly issue features the Gaudy Commodore

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K4: the Bushbuck is a common site in Zambia's national parks, and featured on this fauna issue.

ZAMBIA

K2 on K5 overprint: this issue celebrates 100 years of the Trans-continental Telegraph in Africa

ZAMBIA

10n: the Black-cheeked Lovebird is a small parrot endemic to SW Zambia, where it has a very small range and is vulnerable to habitat loss

ZAMBIA

K1.70: this tourism issue featured walking tours to see lions, in Luangwa Valley National Park