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BATS

lilieciRomfilatelia introduces into circulation the postage stamps issue BATS.Bats are insectivore, crepuscular and nocturnal mammals, of the Chiropters order. They have wings that are made of a double skin membrane binding the fingers of the anterior limbs and extending on the parts of the body to the posterior limbs and tale. They guide themselves in the dark based on the ultrasounds they make, their ear being capable of perceiving the echo of the waves reflected by obst.
Bats feed on insects, fruits, pollen, nectar, fish, frogs, blood. European bats are
exclusively insectivores, counting 45 species divided into three families. Romanian bats (30 species) belong to the Rhinolophidae and Vespertilionidae families, which are part of the Micro-chiropters sub-order.
Following the degradation and the limitation of natural habitats, the excessive use of insecticides, as well as because of the disturbance of hibernation and reproduction places, the European bat populations have grown less.
Bats use as shelter caves, stone clefts, hollows, rock fissures and abandoned attics.
Romania, with its over 13,000 caves, is an important refuge and a population center for the bats of the South-Eastern Europe.
The following bats are illustrated on the postage stamps of this philatelic issue:
– Myotis myotis (Greater Mouse-Eared Bat), on the postage stamp with the face value of RON 0.30
– Rhinolophus hipposideros (Lesser Horseshoe Bat), on the postage stamp with the face value of RON 0.50.
– Plecotus auritus (Brown Long-Eared Bat), on the postage stamp with the face value of RON 1.00.
– Pipistrellus pipistrellus (Scrub Bat), on the postage stamp with the face value of RON 1.20.
– Nyctalus lasiopterus (Greater Crepuscular Bat), on the postage stamp with the face value of RO 1.60.
– Barbastella barbastellus (Snub Bat), on the postage stamp with the face value of RON 2.20.

The philatelic issue was prepared with the assistance of the specialists from the “Grigore Antipa” National Museum of Natural History of Bucharest.

Issue date: 2006-08-15

COMPLETE TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

To place your orders, please contact Romfilatelia, the specialized company in philatelic trade, at the following coordinates:

Address: 28 Fabrica de Chibrituri, 050183, Bucharest, ROMANIA
Phone.: + 40 21 336 93 92/+ 40 21 336.93.46
Fax: + 40 21 337 24 48
E-mail: office@romfilatelia.ro
Web site: www.romfilatelia.ro

 

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