Collective nouns

Ais forAerie

Collective nouns

A group of eagles is called an aerie.

Cliff / CC BY-SA

Ais forArmada

Collective nouns

A group of ships, particularly military vessels or a Navy is called an armada.

DVIDS / Public Domain

Ais forArmy (Caterpillar)

Collective nouns

A group of caterpillars is called an army. Sometimes a group of ants is called an army too.

Franco Folini / CC BY-SA

Ais forAscension

Collective nouns

A group of larks is called an ascension or an exultation.

fishhawk / CC BY-SA

A bale is a large bundle of something, usually tightly packed into a regular shape and held together with string. Hay and straw are the two most common items that is packed into bales, but wool and recyclables like cardboard can also be packed into bales.

Phil Dolby / CC BY-SA

Bis forBale (Turtles)

Collective nouns

A group of turtles is called a bale.

cygnus921 / CC BY-SA

Bis forBand

Collective nouns

A band is a group of musicians who perform music together.
Music made by a group of people playing different instruments together is usually more interesting than music made by only a single instrument.

Garry Knight / CC BY-SA

Bis forBarren (Donkey)

Collective nouns

A group of donkeys or mules is called a barren.

Brian Forbes / CC BY-SA

Bis forBatch

Collective nouns

A batch is a large amount of the same thing meant to be grouped together. Another word for batch is bundle. You can bake a batch of cookies.

DVIDS / Public Domain

Bis forBevy

Collective nouns

A group of quail is called a bevy or a covey.

Brian Ralphs / CC BY-SA

Bis forBloat (Hippos)

Collective nouns

A group of hippopotami is called a bloat.

If you are looking for the swollen sensation, try bloated.

Chris Makarsky / CC BY-SA

Bis forBouquet

Wedding, Collective nouns

A group of flowers gathered together so you can hold them or put them in a vase is called a bouquet, or sometimes just a bunch. Brides often carry a bouquet of flowers when they get married.

girlandbot / Pixabay License

Bis forBrood

Collective nouns

A brood is a group of offspring. The hen in the picture has a brood of baby chicks.

stargazr44 / CC BY-SA

Bis forBunch

Collective nouns

A group of grapes all together is called a bunch.

Barry Fontaine / CC BY-SA

Photo of a man holding a bundle of sticks

Bis forBundle

Collective nouns

A bundle is several things tied or gathered together, like a bundle of sticks or a bundle of cloth.
A bundle of sticks is also called a faggot.

Chris Lake / CC BY-SA

Cis forCackle (Hyenas)

Collective nouns

A group of hyenas is called a cackle.

Justin Hall / CC BY-SA

Cis forCete

Collective nouns

A group of badgers is called a cete.

Larry Lamsa / CC BY-SA

Cis forCharm (Birds)

Collective nouns

A group of finches or hummingbirds is called a charm.

Ruth Hartnup / CC BY-SA

Cis forClass

Collective nouns

A group of students is called a class.

A class of students can usually be found in a classroom.

Chicago 2016 / CC BY-SA

Cis forClub (Group)

Collective nouns

A club is an organized group of people. Clubs are generally formed around a common interest of all the members, and typically charge some kind of fee for membership or have some other restriction on who can join.
You may also be interested in the weapon, club.

Manchester City Library / CC BY-SA

Collective nouns

Ais forAerie

Ais forArmada

Ais forArmy (Caterpillar)

Ais forAscension

Bis forBale (Bundle)

Bis forBale (Turtles)

Bis forBand

Bis forBarren (Donkey)

Bis forBatch

Bis forBevy

Bis forBloat (Hippos)

Bis forBouquet

Bis forBrood

Bis forBunch

Bis forBundle

Cis forCackle (Hyenas)

Cis forCete

Cis forCharm (Birds)

Cis forClass

Cis forClub (Group)