July 6, 2015
1721 FRANCE (New Caledonia) - Fusiliers in the waters of Ouvéa Island
Ouvéa, one of the Loyalty Islands, has rich marine resources and is home to many sea turtles, species of fish, and coral. A common fish is the blue fusilier (Caesio caerulaurea), which is found in coastal areas on coral reefs throughout the tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific area. It is a cylindrical, streamlined fish, of up to 60 cm. Its upper jaws are extensible, and adapted for picking plankton.
Sender: Philatelic Bureau of New Caledonia
Sent from Nouméa (Grande Terre / New Caledonia), on 24.07.2014
Photo: Matthieur Juncker
Etichete:
Fauna,
FRANCE,
FRANCE (DOM-TOM),
FRANCE (New Caledonia),
NEW CALEDONIA
Locaţia:
Ouvéa, Noua Caledonie
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