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 AA herd of  antelope
 A colony or an army of  ants
 A shrewdness of  apes
 A herd or pace of  asses
 
 B
 A cete of  badgers
 A culture of  bacteria
 A battery of  barracuda
 A shoal of  bass
 A colony of  bats
 A sleuth or sloth of  bears
 A colony or lodge of  beavers
 A swarm, erst, grist, flight or hive of  bees
 A flock, flight, congregation or volery of  birds
 A sedge or siege of  bitterns
 A sounder or singular of  boars
 A brace or clash of  bucks
 A chatter of  budgerigars
 A herd of  buffalo
 A bellowing of  bullfinches
 A swarm of  butterflies
 A wake of  buzzards
 
 C
 A caravan or flock of  camels
 An army of caterpillars
 A clowder or clutter of  cats
 A herd or drove of  cattle
 A coalition of  cheetahs
 A brood or peep of  chickens
 A clutch or chattering of chicks
 A bed of  clams
 A quiver of  cobras
 A rag or rake of  colts
 A cover or raft of  coots
 A kine of  cows (twelve cows are a flink)
 A band of  coyote
 A sedge or siege of  cranes
 A float, bask of  crocodiles
 A congress, hover or murder of  crows
 A litter of  cubs
 A herd of  curlews
 A cowardice of  curs
 
 D
 A herd of  deer
 A pack, cry, or kennel of  dogs
 A dule or cote of  doves
 A brace, paddling or team of  ducks
 
 E
 A convocation of  eagles
 A bind of  eels
 A clutch or setting of  eggs
 A herd or parade of  elephants
 A pod of  elephant seals
 A weaner pod is yearling  elephant seals
 A gang of  elks
 A mob of  emus
 
 F
 A business, cast or fesnyng of  ferrets
 A charm of  finches
 A school, shoal, run, haul, catch, draught of  fish
 A swarm of  flies
 A roost of fowls
 A skulk or leash of  foxes
 An army or colony of  frogs
 
 G
 A flock, wedge, gaggle, skein (in flight) of  geese
 A corps of  giraffes
 A cloud or horde of  gnats
 A herd, tribe or trip  goats
 A charm or drum of  goldfinches
 A band of  gorillas
 A leash of  greyhounds
 
 H
 A down or husk of  hares
 A cast or kettle of  hawks
 An array or prickle of  hedgehogs
 A brood of  hens
 A hedge of  herons
 A thunder or crash of hippos
 A drift, or parcel of  hogs
 A team, stable, pair or harras of  horses
 A pack, mute or cry of  hounds
 
 J
 A party or band of  jays
 A smack or fluther of jellyfish
 | K A troop or mob of  kangaroos
 A kindle, litter or intrigue of  kittens
 
 L
 An ascension or exaltation of  larks
 A leap (leep) of  leopards
 A pride, sowse or sault of  lions
 A plague of  locusts
 
 M
 A tiding of  magpies
 A sord of  mallards
 A stud of  mares
 A richness of  martens
 A labour of  moles
 A troop of  monkeys
 A barren or span of  mules
 
 O
 A romp or bevy of  otters
 A parliament or wisdom of owls
 A yoke, drove, team or herd of  oxen
 A bed of  oysters
 
 P
 A company or prattle of  parrots
 A covey or bew of  partridges
 A muster or ostentation of  peacocks
 A litter of  peeps
 A nest, nide (nye) or bouquet of  pheasants
 A flock or flight of  pigeons
 A litter of  pigs
 A wing or congregation of  plovers
 A chine of  polecats
 A string of  ponies
 A pod of  porpoises
 A coterie of  prairie dogs
 A circus of  puffins
 
 Q
 A covey or bevy of  quail
 
 R
 A nest, bury, flick or warren of  rabbits
 A mask of  racoons
 A field of  racehorses
 A pack or swarm of  rats
 A rhumba of  rattlesnakes
 An unkindness of  ravens
 A crash or herd of  rhinos
 A bevy of  roebucks
 A building or clamour of  rooks
 
 S
 A squabble of  seagulls
 A herd, bob, harem or pod of  seals
 A drove or flock of  sheep
 A stench of  skunks
 A nest, pit, slither or bed of  snakes
 A walk or wisp of  snipe
 A host of  sparrows
 A dray of  squirrels
 A murmuration of  starlings
 A mustering of  storks
 A flight of  swallows
 A bevy, herd, lamentation, ballet, wedge of  swans
 A flock of  swifts
 A sounder or drift of  swine
 
 T
 A spring or diving of teal
 An ambush or streak of tigers
 A knot of  toads
 A durante of  toucans
 A hover of trout
 A rafter of  turkeys
 A pitying or dule of  turtledoves
 A bale or turn of  turtles
 
 V
 A nest of  vipers
 A venue of  vultures
 
 W
 A pod of  walrus
 A sneak of  weasels
 A school, gam or pod of  whales
 A nest of  vipers
 A pack or route of  wolves
 A fall of  woodcocks
 A descent or gattling of  woodpeckers
 A clew of  worms
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