A

Collective Term Subject An army of ants[3] ants A bike of ants[3] ants A colony of ants[3] ants A swarm of ants[3] ants A cluster of antelope[3] antelope A herd of antelope[3] antelope A tribe of antelope[3] antelope A shrewdness of apes[4] apes A troop of apes[3] apes asses (roped) A coffle of asses[3] asses (driven) A drove of asses[3] A herd of asses[3] asses A pace of asses[4] asses auks (on land) A colony of auks[3] A flock of auks[3] auks (at sea) auks (on water) A raft of auks[3]

B
Subject baboons baboons badgers badgers bats bats bears beards beavers bees bees bees birds (in an aviary) bitterns blackfish[disambiguation needed] boars boars (wild, 12 or more) buffalo bullfinches bullocks bursars butterflies Collective Term A flange of baboons[5] A troop of baboons[5][6] A cete of badgers[4] A colony of badgers[5] A cloud of bats[5] A colony of bats[5] A sloth of bears[4] A chin of beards[4] A colony of beavers[5] An erst of bees[4] A hive of bees[4] A swarm of bees[4] A volery of birds[5] A siege of bitterns[5] A grind of blackfish[5] A singular of boars[5] A sounder of wild boars[5] A gang, herd, or obstinacy of buffalo [4][5] A bellowing of bullfinches[4] A drove of bullocks[4] A cheat of bursars[2] A rabble of butterflies[5]

C
Subject capercaillie capons caribou cats cats cats caterpillars cattle chickens choughs civil servants colts colts conies coots cormorants courtiers coyotes cranes crocodiles crows crows Collective Term A tok of capercaillie[7] A mews of capons[7] A herd of caribou[7] A clowder of cats[4] A clutter (or cluster) of cats[7] A glaring of cats[7] An army of caterpillars[4] A herd of cattle[4] A brood of chickens[4] A chattering of choughs[4] A file of civil servants[2] A rag of colts[7] A rake of colts[7] A bury of conies[7] A covert of coots[7] A flight of cormorants[7] A threat of courtiers[8] A pack of coyotes[7] A sedge of cranes[7] A bask of crocodiles[4] A hover of crows[7] A murder of crows[4]

D
Subject deer deer deer dogs dogfish dolphins dolphins dotterel doves ducks (on water) ducks (on water) ducks (on water) ducks ducks (in flight) ducks ducks (in flight) ducks (in flight) Collective Term A bunch of deer[9] A mob of deer[9] A rangale of deer[9] A kennel of dogs[4] A troop of dogfish[9] A school of dolphins[4] A team of dolphins[9] A trip of dotterel[9] A flight of doves[9] A bunch of ducks (on water)[9] A paddling of ducks (on water)[4] A raft of ducks (on water)[9] A safe of ducks[4] A skein of ducks (in flight)[9] A sord or sore of ducks[9] A string of ducks (in flight)[9] A team of ducks (in flight)[9]

E
Subject elephants elephants elk Collective Term A herd of elephants[4] A parade of elephants[4] A gang of elk[4]

F
Subject Collective Term A busyness of ferrets ferrets[4] A charm of finches[4] finches A shoal of fish[4] fish fish (drawn, netted or driven) A draft of fish[10] A mess of fish[11] fish (caught or cooked) A school of fish fish A swarm of flies[4] flies A skulk of foxes[4] foxes

G
Subject geese (on land) geese (in flight) gnats gnats goats gorillas grouse Collective Term A gaggle of geese[4] A skein of geese[4] A cloud of gnats[4] A ghost of gnats A trip of goats[4] A band of gorillas[4] A pack of grouse[4]

H
Subject hares hares hedgehogs herons hippopotamuses horses horses hounds hounds Collective Term A down of hares[4] A mute of hares[4] An array of hedgehogs[12] A siege of herons[4] A bloat of hippopotamuses[4] A drove of horses[4] A string of horses[4] A cry of hounds[4] A pack of hounds[4]