Cheyenne Towne -Arizona Game and Fish biologist
Cheyenne Towne -Arizona Game and Fish biologist. Cheyenne was fortunate enough to tag along on an eagle banding project. The nest was at Lake Pleasant. There were three eaglets that year, two females and one male. She is holding the male juvenile.

October 13: Corvids – A Fascinating and Intelligent Group of Birds! with Biologist Cheyenne Towne

October 13, 2026

from

7:00
- 8:30 pm

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Free

Description:  While we realize talking about an unkindness of ravens or a murder of crows isn’t exactly an upbeat way to start a conversation, we wanted to invite you to a Corvid presentation! Corvidae is a group of birds that are incredibly intelligent, varied, and bold. This group of Passerines include birds such as Ravens, Crows, Jays, Magpies, and Nutcrackers. They are medium to large sized birds with a brain and intellect that is unmatched in the animal kingdom. Join us to learn more about this group of birds and what they are all about! A presentation by Arizona Game and Fish biologist, Cheyenne Towne.

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Bio: Cheyenne Towne is the Wildlife Viewing Program Coordinator for the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Her educational background is in Forestry and Wildlife Biology. She is an Arizona native who enjoys any opportunity to share her enthusiasm for wildlife with others.

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(Zoom ONLY in May, June, July, and August; all other months have in-person and Zoom options.)

Date:

October 13, 2026

Time:

7:00 pm -
8:30 pm

Cost:

Free

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Cheyenne Towne -Arizona Game and Fish biologist