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Nu-Salya
Bed & Breakfast Chalet

Canada Select 5 Stars
The
only Five Star Bed and Breakfast in West Vancouver, Squamish or
Whistler
Luxury
lodging ideally located between Vancouver and Whistler, host
cities of the XXI Olympic
Winter
Games
in 2010
SQUAMISH
WHISTLER
Outdoor
Recreational Capital of Canada
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Escape
from the crowds for dream adventures to
unique Nu-Salya
B&B
Chalet
at our upscale Garibaldi Highlands residential cul-de-sac location just 36 miles
south of Whistler,
offering quiet serenity and dramatic ocean
fjord
and towering
craggy snow capped mountain views.
Our
spectacular coastal community which is Canada's
Winter Bald Eagle Capital offers unparalleled natural beauty - and
perhaps the world's greatest diversity
of Outdoor
Recreation
Adventures.
In
2002 Tourism
British
Columbia
awards Nu-Salya
B&B
Chalet
the
prestigious Canada
Select
five star rating, which is The first time a Vancouver, Whistler or
Squamish Bed and Breakfast has received this rating. The same year Forbes
Travel
selects Nu-Salya
Bed & Breakfast as
the only Canadian
BB
in their list of top 12 North
American
Bed
and Breakfast Inns. Nu-Salya
is also
included in Fodor's Guide to Vancouver & B.C. for lodging.
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Squamish
Estuary Bird Checklist
Squamish is an excellent place to bird-watch. Below
is a list of birds which have been sited in what is designated as the
Squamish Estuary.
The
designation "rare" indicates that a species occur rarely,
casually, accidentally or irregularly/erratically as defined by the BC
Wildlife Watch checklist compiled by Jim Wisnia. A birder with average
skills who birds in the Squamish Estuary several times each month for a
year can expect to see some of these species as well as most or all of
the other species.

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Checklist
Menu
Loons
Grebes
Gannets, Pelicans &
Cormorants
Herons, Storks, Ibises &
Vultures
Geese, Swans & Ducks
Hawks, Eagles & Falcons
Grouse & Turkeys
Rails & Cranes
Plovers
Sandpipers
Jaegers, Gulls, Terns &
Skimmers
Alcids
Pigeons & Doves
Owls
Nightjars
Swifts & Hummingbirds
Kingfishers
Woodpeckers
Tyrant Flycatchers
Shrikes
Vireos
Jays, Magpies & Crows
Larks, Martins & Swallows
Titmice, Nuthatches &
Creepers
Wrens & Dippers
Kinglets, Gnatcatchers,
Thrushes &Mimics
Starlings
Pipits & Waxwings
Wood Warblers
Tanagers
Grosbeaks, Buntings &
Sparrows
Meadowlarks, Blackbirds
& Orioles
Finches
Weaver Finches
Squamish Estuary
Checklist
Gaviiformes [up]
LOONS
- Red-throated Loon
- Pacific Loon (rare)
- Common Loon
- Yellow-billed Loon (rare)
Podicipediformes [up]
GREBES
- Pied-billed Grebe (rare)
- Horned Grebe
- Red-necked Grebe
- Eared Grebe (rare)
- Western Grebe
Pelicaniformes
[up]
GANNETS,
PELICANS & CORMORANTS
- American White Pelican (rare)
- Brant's Cormorant (rare)
- Double-crested Cormorant
- Pelagic Cormorant
Ciconiiformes [up]
HERONS,
STORKS, IBISES &VULTURES
- Great Blue
Heron
- Great Egret
(rare)
- Green Heron
(rare)
- Turkey
Vulture
Anseriformes
[up]
GEESE,
SWANS & DUCKS
- Greater
White-fronted Goose (rare)
- Snow Goose
(rare)
- Canada Goose
- Trumpeter
Swan
- Wood Duck
- Gadwall
- Eurasian
Wigeon (rare)
- American
Wigeon
- Mallard
- Blue-winged
Teal (rare)
- Cinnamon Teal
(rare)
- Northern
Shoveler (rare)
- Northern
Pintail
- Green-winged
Teal
- Canvasback
(rare)
- Redhead
- Ring-necked
Duck (rare)
- Greater Scaup
- Lesser Scaup
- Harlequin
Duck (rare)
- Surf Scoter
- White-winged
Scoter (rare)
- Black Scoter
(rare)
- Oldsquaw
(rare)
- Bufflehead
- Common
Goldeneye
- Barrow's
Goldeneye
- Hooded
Merganser
- Red-breasted
Merganser
- Common
Merganser
- Ruddy Duck
(rare)
Falconiformes [up]
HAWKS,
EAGLES & FALCONS
- Osprey (rare)
- Bald Eagle
- Northern
Harrier (rare)
- Sharp-shinned
Hawk (rare)
- Cooper's Hawk
(rare)
- Northern
Goshawk (rare)
- Red-tailed
Hawk (rare)
- Rough-legged
Hawk (rare)
- Golden Eagle
(rare)
- American
Kestrel (rare)
- Merlin (rare)
- Peregrine
Falcon (rare)
- Gyrfalcon
Galliformes [up]
GROUSE
& TURKEYS
- Ring-necked
Pheasant (rare)
- Ruffed Grouse
(rare)
- Blue Grouse
(rare)
Gruiformes [up]
RAILS
& CRANES
- Virginia Rail
(rare)
- Sora (rare)
- American Coot
(rare)
- Sandhill
Crane (rare)
Charadriiformes [up]
PLOVERS
- Black-bellied
Plover (rare)
- Killdeer
(rare)
- Black
Oystercatcher (rare)
SANDPIPERS
- Greater
Yellowlegs (rare)
- Lesser
Yellowlegs (rare)
- Solitary
Sandpiper (rare)
- Spotted
Sandpiper
- Long-billed
Curlew (rare)
- Sanderling
(rare)
- Western
Sandpiper (rare)
- Least
Sandpiper (rare)
- Baird's
Sandpiper (rare)
- Pectoral
Sandpiper (rare)
- Dunlin (rare)
- Stilt
Sandpiper (rare)
- Long-billed
Dowitcher (rare)
- Common Snipe
(rare)
JAEGERS,
GULLS, TERNS &SKIMMERS
- Parasitic
Jaeger (rare)
- Bonaparte's
Gull (rare)
- Mew Gull
- Ring-billed
Gull (rare)
- California
Gull (rare)
- Herring Gull
(rare)
- Thayer's Gull
(rare)
- Western Gull
(rare)
- Glaucous Gull
(rare)
- Glaucous-winged
Gull
- Caspian Tern
(rare)
ALCIDS
- Common Murre
(rare)
- Pigeon
Guillemot (rare)
- Marbled
Murrelet (rare)
Columbiformes [up]
PIGEONS
& DOVES
- Rock Dove
- Band-tailed
Pigeon
- Mourning Dove
(rare)
Strigiformes [up]
OWLS
- Western
Screech-Owl (rare)
- Great Horned
Owl (rare)
- Snowy Owl
(rare)
- Northern
Pygmy Owl (rare)
- Barred Owl
(rare)
- Short-eared
Owl (rare)
- Northern
Saw-whet Owl (rare)
Caprimulgiformes [up]
NIGHTJARS
Apodiformes [up]
SWIFTS
& HUMMINGBIRDS
- Black Swift
(rare)
- Vaux's Swift
(rare)
- White-throated
Swift (rare)
- Anna's
Hummingbird (rare)
- Rufous
Hummingbird
Coraciiformes [up]
KINGFISHERS
Piciformes [up]
WOODPECKERS
- Red-breasted
Sapsucker (rare)
- Downy
Woodpecker
- Hairy
Woodpecker
- Northern
Flicker
- Pileated
Woodpecker (rare)
Passeriformes [up]
TYRANT
FLYCATCHERS
- Olive-sided
Flycatcher (rare)
- Western
Wood-Pewee (rare)
- Willow
Flycatcher
- Hammond's
Flycatcher (rare)
- Pacific-slope
Flycatcher
- Western
Kingbird (rare)
- Eastern
Kingbird (rare)
SHRIKES
VIREOS
- Cassin's
(Solitary) Vireo (rare)
- Hutton's
Vireo (rare)
- Warbling
Vireo (rare)
- Red-eyed
Vireo (rare)
JAYS,
MAGPIES & CROWS
- Stellar's Jay
- Clark's
Nutcracker (rare)
- Northwestern
Crow
- Common Raven
LARKS,
MARTINS & SWALLOWS
- Horned Lark
(rare)
- Purple Martin
(rare)
- Tree Swallow
- Violet-green
Swallow
- Northern
Rough-winged Swallow
- Bank Swallow
(rare)
- Barn Swallow
(rare)
- Cliff Swallow
TITMICE,
NUTHATCHES & CREEPERS
- Black-capped
Chickadee
- Chestnut-backed
Chickadee
- Bushtit
- Red-breasted
Nuthatch (rare)
- Brown Creeper
(rare)
WRENS
AND DIPPERS
- Bewick's Wren
(rare)
- Winter Wren
- Marsh Wren
(rare)
- American
Dipper (rare)
KINGLETS,
GNATCATCHERS, THRUSHES & MIMICS
- Golden-crowned
Kinglet
- Ruby-crowned
Kinglet
- Mountain
Bluebird (rare)
- Townsend's
Solitaire (rare)
- Swainson's
Thrush
- Hermit Thrush
(rare)
- American
Robin
- Varied Thrush
STARLINGS
PIPITS
& WAXWINGS
[up]
- American
Pipit
- Bohemian
Waxwing (rare)
- Cedar Waxwing
WOOD
WARBLERS
- Orange-crowned
Warbler
- Yellow
Warbler
- Yellow-rumped
Warbler
- Black-throated
Gray Warbler (rare)
- Townsend's
Warbler (rare)
- American
Redstart (rare)
- MacGillivray's
Warbler (rare)
- Common
Yellowthroat
- Wilson's
Warbler (rare)
TANAGERS
SPARROWS,
GROSBEAKS & BUNTINGS
[up]
- Spotted
Towhee
- American Tree
Sparrow (rare)
- Chipping
Sparrow (rare)
- Savannah
Sparrow
- Fox Sparrow
- Song Sparrow
- Lincoln's
Sparrow (rare)
- Swamp Sparrow
(rare)
- White-throated
Sparrow (rare)
- Harris's
Sparrow (rare)
- White-crowned
Sparrow
- Golden-crowned
Sparrow (rare)
- Dark-eyed
Junco
- Lapland
Longspur (rare)
- Snow Bunting
(rare)
- Black-headed
Grosbeak (rare)
MEADOWLARKS,
BLACKBIRDS & ORIOLES
- Red-winged
Blackbird
- Western
Meadowlark (rare)
- Yellow-headed
Blackbird (rare)
- Brewer's
Blackbird
- Brown-headed
Cowbird
- Bullock's
Oriole (rare)
FINCHES
- Gray-crowned
Rosy-Finch (rare)
- Pine Grosbeak
(rare)
- Purple Finch
(rare)
- House Finch
- Red Crossbill
- Common
Redpoll (rare)
- Pine Siskin
- American
Goldfinch
- Evening
Grosbeak
WEAVER
FINCHES [up]
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Dream adventures and places of
wonder await you in this dramatic land
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