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Your Hosts: Wray & Cindy Kinard
Email:
info@castlealaska.com
Telephone: 907-345-7296
Anchorage, Alaska Bed and Breakfast & Executive and Corporate Lodging
and Extended Stays for the Business Traveler
Alaska's North Country Castle B & B
14600 Joanne Court • P.O. Box 111876 Anchorage, Alaska 99511
Wildlife abounds at Alaska’s North Country Castle…Just breathe in the fresh air and relax in the quiet…and watch! From Eagles to Chickadees and Hummingbirds and from Moose to Snow Shoe Hare and Red Squirrels, our Native Forest and wide open sky views will bring Alaska’s Wilds to “your door” to delight you & make your stay with us a rare treat!
Wildlife abounds at Alaska’s North Country Castle
Featured In:
•
Inn Traveler Magazine
June, 2006
•
Best in Alaska, 2004, Inn Traveler Magazine
•
Arrington's B&B
Journal, 2003
• Country Magazine
• The Rough Guide to Alaska
• Lanier’s Bed & Breakfasts
• Best Recipes from American
Country Inns and Bed & Breakfasts
•
CharmingCountryInns.com
• Green Eggs & Ham Web Eco-Article
• Trip Advisor
•
Alaska Bride & Groom Magazine, Most Romantic Honeymoon Suites
At your home away from home, you will likely see:
• Common Ravens
• Bald Eagles
• Spruce Grouse
• Great Horned Owls—Their late evening
who-who-whoos are magical!
• Hairy Woodpeckers
• Canada Geese (in flight)
• Violet-Green Swallows
• Grey Jays
• Stellar’s Jays
• Black-Billed Magpies
• Black-Capped Chickadees
• Chestnut-Backed Chickadees
• Dark-Eyed Junkos
• Red -Breasted Nuthatches
• American Robins—Oh, can they sing
you a lovely lullaby in the evening!
For Bird Lovers
You may also catch sight of:
• Rufous Hummingbirds
• Wilson’s Warblers
• Pine Grosbeaks
• Common Redpoles
• Pine Siskins
• Mallards (in spring snow melt ponds or
in flight)
Only a five minute drive from your Bed & Breakfast Home will bring you to Potter Marsh Bird Sanctuary, where you can spot :
• Bald Eagles (with nests)
• Greater & Lesser Yellow
• legsCanada Geese (with chicks)
• Spotted & Least Sandpipers
• Various Sandpipers (with chicks)
• Short & Long-billed Dowitchers
• Tundra SwansDunlins
• Trumpeter Swans
• Glaucous-Winged Gulls
• Mallards (with chicks)
• Herring & Bonaparte’s Gulls
• Northern Pintail
• Arctic TernsWhimbrels
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Who wouldn’t want to kiss this Moose?!
A Mama Moose usually births twins in or next to our property in May...and hangs around eating our gardens all summer!
Bulls usually come around in Fall, but some times visit in mid-winter.
Then we can just do more photos below, like the lynx, bears and rabbits.