![]() ![]() Snakes and vipers: A nest of snakes (or vipers)įish A group of sharks is called a “shiver”.Salamanders: A maelstrom of salamanders.Swans: A bevy, game, or wedge (in flight) of swans.Īmphibians and Reptiles A group of frogs is called an “army”.Plovers: A congregation or wing (in flight) of Plovers.Pheasant: A bouquet, nest, nide (for brood), or nye of pheasant. ![]() Penguins: A colony, muster, parcel, or rookery of penguins.Peacocks: A muster or ostentation of peacocks.Parrots: A company or pandemonium of parrots.Magpies: A charm, gulp, murder, or tiding of magpies.Mallards: A brace or sord (in flight) of mallards.Hawks: A cast, kettle (in flight), or boil (two or more spiraling in the air) of hawks.Grouse: A pack (late season) of grouse.Geese: A flock, skein (in flight), or gaggle (on the ground) of geese.Ducks: A brace, raft or paddling (on water), team, flock (in flight), or badling of ducks.Doves: A dule or pitying (for turtle doves) of doves.Chicks (different species): A brood or clutch.The collective nouns for a group of birds, in general, are flight (in the air), flock (on the ground), brace (for gamebirds or waterfowl killed by a hunter), or volary of birds. Wolves: A pack, rout, or route (when in motion) of wolves.īirds A group of eagles is called a “convocation”.Tigers: A streak or an ambush of tigers.Squirrels: A dray or scurry of squirrels.Sheep: A drove, flock, or herd of sheep.Rabbits: A colony, warren, nest, or herd (for domestic) of rabbits For young (kittens): A litter of rabbits For hares: A down or husk of hares.Porpoises: A pod, herd, school, or turmoil of porpoises.Pigs: A drift or drove of pigs For piglets (young): A litter of piglets For swine: A sounder of swine For hogs: A team or passel of hogs For boars: A singular of boars.Pandas: A pack, bamboo, bunch, cupboard, or an embarrassment of Pandas.Mules: A pack, barren, or span of mules.Kangaroos: A troop or mob of kangaroos.Horses: A team or harras of horses For colts: A rag of colts For a group of horses that belongs to a single owner: A stud of horses For ponies: A string of ponies.Hippopotamuses: A bloat or thunder of hippopotamuses. ![]() ![]()
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