Postcard of Etosha National Park, one of the oldest protected places in Namibia, established in 1907. The park is 22,270 square kilometres and is centred around the Etosha Pan, a large endorheic salt pan in the Kalahari Basin. It is home to hundreds of species, including several threatened and endangered species such as the black rhinoceros.
Many thanks to friend Casimiro, who was in Namibia for work.
Stamp from 2010 depicts a black-bellied bustard, an common African ground-dwelling bird that lives in grassland areas.
Namibian air mail label.
