Alyssa Vibert

Wildlife Biologist & Environmental Advisor, avid bird lover & photographer 📸 AB, Canada 🌾 🇨🇦

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

Just posted a photo @ Pike Lake Provincial Park https://t.co/is6DOhCKBx

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

So excited for my sister and the U of R Soccer teams that can finally get back to doing what they love😄

[U of R Cougars @ReginaCougars]

Canada West recently announced a 12-game conference schedule for women's soccer.

@kyravibert and the rest of @UofRSoccer can't wait to get back on the pitch this fall 😻

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

Twitter asked me if I want to share my face with you. Ya I guess so. What are fall photos for? #NewProfilePic

[Kyle🤖🚀🦭 @KyleMorgenstein]

the last time an email found me well was 2014

[Lane Scher @lane_scher]

On July 1 I decided to start reading a paper every day. It's been three weeks and I'm thrilled to announce I've read 2 papers!

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

Because I’m OBSESSED, here is the highlight of my day:
Guiding this wee fledgling least flycatcher out of harms way and closer to their nesting-tree, as they learned to fly 💕

#leastflycatcher #empidonaxminimus #ornithology

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

@CarlBovisNature Canada! 🇨🇦

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

I've made my return to Instagram @ vibertas! Check out my introduction/get to know me post under this same photo. Come see what I'm all about and the work I do with birds around Saskatchewan!

#birdnerd #biologist #ornithology

📍 Pike Lake P.P., SK, Canada

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

This black-capped chickadee looks exactly how I feel after a lonnnng 7d/10hr work week.

Still cute though.

#exploresask #saskwildlife #saskbirds #provincialparks

📍Pike Lake Prov. Park, SK, Canada

[Ducks Unlimited CAN @ducanada]

A variety of environmental and habitat conditions affected waterfowl breeding in Canada this spring. DUC’s field staff help break it down for eight regions in the Spring 2020 Habitat Report: https://t.co/oFyEZCPZ3D
#waterfowl #habitat #conservation

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

I'm very fortunate to live where so many beautiful naturalized parks and trails exist. Where I can walk for miles and risk heatstroke, just to take pictures of birds that also live near my apartment.

#exploresask #saskwildlife

📍 Cranberry Flats, SK, Canada

[Nature Canada @NatureCanada]

#NoMowMay: Conservationists are encouraging people to let their lawns grow a little wilder this month — doing so will help introduce much-needed biodiversity and more native flowering plants, essential for healthy urban bee populations. https://t.co/bgTI1n0cor

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

Despite the weather forecast calling for rain, I took a drive and had my first sighting of an American Avocet. That beak and plumage coloration left me in awe.
So worth the rain.

#exploresask #saskwildlife

📍 Dundurn, SK, Canada

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

My least favourite season?
Tick season.

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

Nothing says spring quite like the sudden abundance of prairie muskrats!... and sunburns...🙃

#saskwildlife #exploresask

📍Hyde Park, Saskatoon, SK

[Joe Biden @JoeBiden]

I can’t believe I have to say this, but please don’t drink bleach.

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

The only visitors we have had in over a month, and we are graced with their presence from the safety and comfort of our balcony...😊

#blackcappedchickadee #poecileatricapillus #birdphotography

📸 by yours truly
📍Saskatoon, SK, Canada

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

So excited about this! Can’t wait to get started 🤩

[Ducks Unlimited CAN @ducanada]

Free for a limited time: a self-study option to learn about wetland types, characteristics, functions & values; learn to classify boreal wetlands; & explore practical examples to apply this information in infrastructure planning & management.
#sustainability #forestry #boreal

[Alyssa Vibert @AlyssaVibert]

I could definitely improve my skills - but pretty proud with what I could identify! 🦆🦢🦅♥️

[Nature Canada @NatureCanada]

We tested your knowledge on some of Canada's more recognizable birds—so now we want to see how much you know about our more unique feathered friends! 🐦

https://t.co/CB24bdbRTy

[Nature Canada @NatureCanada]

How well do you know Canada's feathered friends? Find out with our quiz! ⬇️

https://t.co/pXTgLEv7nw