Sep 21, 2025
Ogilby's duiker Cephalophorus ogilbyi
Observed by arakso, CC BY-NC
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Ogilby's duiker Cephalophorus ogilbyi
Observed by arakso, CC BY-NC
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Last one from this Africa trip: and it’s not even a building (😱). The fancy Sofitel beach resort in the northeastern corner of the island of Bioko keeps the floodlights on the golf course and seafront promenade lit late into the night, I guess for security, as the Vice President (who just happens to be the son of the guy who has been President since August 1979!) lives nearby. Anyway it gave me a chance to practice some (handheld, tripod-less) night photography on the majestic Ceiba trees lining the greens and the beach, which are the national symbol.
The Republic of Equatorial Guinea includes the islands of Bioko (formerly Fernando Poo/Pó) and Annobón and the continental area of Río Muni. It is the only African nation for which Spanish is (one of) the official language, along with French and Portuguese, a nod to its varied colonial history. Formerly known as Spanish Guinea, it was once a multitude of different colonies (Fernando Poo; Elobey, Annobón, and Corisco; Río Muni; Guinea Española) before finally forming as an independent republic in 1968.
Stamp details: Top left: Issued in: 1868 From: Santa Isabel, Fernando Poo MC #1
Top middle: Issued in: 1902 From: Santa Isabel, Spanish Guinea MC #2
Top right: Issued in: 1903 From: Santa Isabel; Elobey, Annobón, and Corisco MC #5
Second row left: Issued on: November 23, 1959 From: Santa Isabel, Spanish Guinea MC #362
Second row right: Issued on: April 27, 1960 From: Bata, Rio Muni MC #1
Third row: Issued on: February 4, 1968 From: Santa Isabel, Fernando Poo MC #258
Fourth row: Issued on: October 12, 1968 From: Santa Isabel, Republic of Equatorial Guinea MC #1
Stamp on bottom: Issued in: 2018 From: Malabo, Republic of Equatorial Guinea EC #562
Recognized as a sovereign state by the UN: Yes (since November 12, 1968) Official name: Republic of Equatorial Guinea; República de Guinea Ecuatorial; République de Guinée équatoriale; República da Guiné Equatorial Member of the Universal Postal Union: Yes (since July 24, 1970)
sands of bioko
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bioko island
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hiking to the tide pools
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a posing drill monkey
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off the map.
Bioko Island, Africa
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